by d3wpadmin | Dec 27, 2019 | Stephanie Quesnelle
One common mistake we see when interpreting data is the comparison of two different data points without considering the context the data was collected or is being presented in. For more information about data context, check out our previous post A Guide to Conscious...
by d3wpadmin | Nov 27, 2019 | Stephanie Quesnelle
In June 2019, the D3 family grew a little bigger when I welcomed my first child, Esther, into the world. While the transition to parenthood is unpredictable, D3’s support ensured that my eventual transition back to the workplace has been a positive experience. I took...
by d3wpadmin | Oct 30, 2019 | Stephanie Quesnelle
The Opportunity Youth Research Project attempted to collect data from different organizations across Detroit who work with Opportunity Youth (OY) and use it to understand where OY are located. OY are typically defined as young adults 16-24 years old who are neither...
by d3wpadmin | Apr 9, 2019 | Stephanie Quesnelle
In March of this year, the City of Detroit’s Health Department released record-level data detailing all health inspections taking place in restaurants and food establishments in Detroit over the past few years. With that data, we decided to conduct a...
by d3wpadmin | Feb 18, 2019 | Lead, Stephanie Quesnelle
In the first blog of our “Beyond the Water” series, we explained the background of blood lead level testing and explored elevated blood lead level (EBLL) data for the entire state, comparing rates of lead exposure across Michigan. In this blog, we’re going to drill...
by d3wpadmin | Jan 10, 2019 | Stephanie Quesnelle
Over five years ago, my sister invited me into a 50 book challenge group on Facebook. The premise is simple, you commit to reading and sharing reviews on each of the 50 books you read over a year. Well, between grad school, moving states, new jobs, getting married,...
