Bedstuy lost 22K black residents while it gained 30K white residents. Chinatowns built nearly 100 years ago across the nation are being decimated. In NYC, Latinx residents are most likely to be threatened with eviction. As promised,🧵on racialized displacement in NYC

Yet another stunning article from the talented Noah Arroyo : Yes, S.F. could turn empty downtown offices into housing. Here’s what it would take sfchronicle.com/sf/article/emp… via San Francisco Chronicle

Today we're releasing our #oregon #eviction state profile. This is one of the first comprehensive maps for OR in collaboration with Prof. Lisa Bates & her team at Portland State University & evictedinoregon.com. See the map at evictionresearch.net/oregon/ #ResearchForSocialGood

The recent work linking historical redlining to internet speed/price options is so disturbing. As I’ve said before, segregation is a technology that allows you to do something by race efficiently via geography (in this case, offer inferior service). American racism is undefeated.

🎉🎉 The 2021 1-year American Community Survey microdata are out today! 🎉🎉 Use them *right now* in #rstats tidycensus with the `get_pums()` function and the arguments `survey = "acs1"` and `year = 2021` I'll have full 2021 PUMS support (e.g. variable recoding) up on CRAN soon

Side by side comparison of the Area Depravation Index by the folks at UW and the Neighborhood Deprivation Index I created using the sfdep package. My code here: rpubs.com/codargarza/952… Similarities: border communities have high levels of depravation.

DSS or QSS? That is the question (answered in this tweet). Both are introductory books to quantitative methods in the social sciences written by Kosuke Imai Harvard University (alone or with co-authors). Which one is a better fit for you or for your class? A quick 🧵...

Want to see for yourself? You can read the first chapter of DSS for free here: press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac… And you can read the first chapter of QSS for free here: press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…

If you’re interested in working with evictions data and on housing justice there are TWO new research positions at Portland State! Senior research associate: jobs.hrc.pdx.edu/postings/40108 And Research associate specializing mixed methods for evaluation: jobs.hrc.pdx.edu/postings/40110

2 great research faculty job postings for quant and qual researchers at Portland State University University working on #eviction in Oregon. Please pass around!! Evicted in Oregon #racialjustice #policy #DataScience dm me for ??s evictedinoregon.com/hiring

Evictions are piling up across the U.S. as Covid-era protections end and rents climb nbcnews.com/politics/polit… via NBC News

Stopping continual medicaid will likely exacerbate the #eviction cliff we're starting to see in the data if health costs increase while qualified recipients can't get their paperwork in time. npr.org/sections/healt…

Excited to be leading this new $2.2 million capacity -- and data! -- building initiative funded by RWJF! Please apply to work with us -- for free!

We're hiring a PhD postdoc at Berkeley for #eviction Research and Computational Social Science Training. 2/3rds research and 1/3rd teaching social science grads #MachineLearning #NLP #Statistics #postdocjobs #Sociology Academic Jobs DM me for details

Postdoc Job Opening, deadline April 1. Berkeley Eviction Research and Computational Social Science Postdoc. Tim Thomas Urban Displacement details here: bit.ly/42Gec5W

More details about this postdoc position here drive.google.com/file/d/1jkbzgP…

Come work with us! Deadline is tomorrow, April 1. drive.google.com/file/d/1jkbzgP…

#Eviction are far above historical average in #WashingtonState. King, Spokane, and Clark saw the highest 12-month count in recorded history. Increase follows lifting pandemic protections in July 2023 (e.g., EPRAP & the #Eviction Resolution Pilot Program. evictionresearch.net/washington/