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Data at the heart of social action

Photo : Emilie Chaix / Ville de Paris

Oct 8–9Free

Data at the heart of social action

Go behind the scenes of Paris to uncover the stories hidden within the statistics. Join us for an informal talk on how data analysts and social experts work together to reshape public policy. If you have ever wondered what truly fuels local social progress, this is your chance to get the inside scoop.

Direction des solidarités (Paris 12th)

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Understand to act better!

The Social Observatory invites you to a lunch-hour discussion session to help you better understand Parisian social policies, monitoring and data-sharing tools, and the issues surrounding data.

Discover how data and analysis allow for a better understanding of social realities and help inform public policy.

A meeting hosted by the research officers and the head of the Social Observatory.

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