Data Science for Social Justice Committee
Analyze Data, Make Inferences, Bridge Gaps
Meet the Committee
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Brayden Quo
Co-Chair
Brayden is a junior in high school at Sacred Heart Preparatory. He has a passion for computer science and data science, and has a been working with data throughout his high school career.
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Ranya Zhang
Co-Chair
Ranya is a sophomore at Homestead High school. She is passionate about data science, music, dance and art.
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Audrey Young
Co-chair
Audrey is a sophomore at Prospect High School. She is an aspiring data scientist who finds joy in artistic pursuits like photography and art.
Committee Members
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Alexis Gutierrez
Member
He is a sophomore at Silver Creek High School with interests in learning new things, exploring his roots, and engaging with poetry, literature, and culture. He is passionate about spreading solidarity around the world. -
Tiffany Li
Member
She is an 8th grader at Pinewood who enjoys food and traveling, with hobbies that include swimming and art. -
Our mission is to harness the power of data science for social justice, using data-driven insights to educate and empower younger generations to foster positive change.
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Data Science for Environmental Justice in Alviso
Data science empowers environmental justice in Alviso. It reveals disparities in pollution exposure and resource access. By analyzing datasets, we can prioritize vulnerable communities and drive equitable solutions.
What Can Data Science to Help Address these Issues?
Air Quality Monitoring and Health Impact Analysis
Flood Risk and Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment
Socioeconomic and Housing Impact Study
Environmental Contaminant Exposure Analysis
Current Projects
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Study the dental data before and after COVID .
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This project is to implement the delivery of critical environmental education, community leadership experience, and accessible monitoring data creation for Santa Clara County youth, particularly from Alviso. Supporting marginalized youth and enhancing community health and emergency preparedness.
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Data science events to learn, code & compete.
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Environmental Risks
Alviso faces air pollution from highways and industry. Sea level rise threatens this low-lying area. Soil contamination from nearby industries
Socioeconomic Issues
Gentrification pressures the predominantly Hispanic, low-income population. Rising housing costs and new developments drive displacement. Limited resources hinder community resilience.Health Concerns
Poor air quality may increase asthma rates. Potential water contamination affects drinking sources. Stress from environmental and economic factors impacts mental health.