Data Advocacy for All offers a collection of teaching resources to enhance student abilities to inquire with data, communicate with data, and deploy data for social advocacy.

Data Advocacy for All has been designed for teachers and students across the disciplines who have no prior data science or computing experience. Centered around three literacy domains of data advocacy, this digital repository offers a toolkit of flexible curricular resources such as open-access readings, activities, assignments, and lesson plans.

About The Project

The Literacy Domains

The Toolkit

On March 14, 2025, Data Advocacy for All will be hosting a one-day symposium: Working with Data for Social Change. Learn more about the symposium or register to attend in person or over Zoom.

Events

Mar 14, 2025	We are hosting a one-day syposium, Working With Data for Social Change, featuring scholars Sylvia Fernández Quintanilla, Melanie Walsh, Melissa Borja, and Nasreen Abd Elal. Register here to attend in person or over Zoom.
Oct 14, 2023	“Data Advocacy for All” presented by Nathan Pieplow at the Conference on Community Writing, Denver, CO, October 14, 2023.
Sep 21, 2023	“Teaching Cultural Analysis of Datasets,” Dr. Lindsay Poirier, University of Colorado Boulder (in-person and over Zoom). September 21, 2023, 12:30pm-1:30pm MST. Part of the Data Advocacy for All Speaking Series. Watch a recording of this workshop here.