2011 Data day agenda
8:30-9:15am: POSTER SESSION/COFFEE (Atrium)
Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance-Jacob France Institute
Baltimore Housing
Citizen's Planning and Housing Association, Inc.
Baltimore Homeownership Preservation Coalition
Baltimore: Open City
Baltimore Green Map
United Way of Central Maryland
University of Baltimore Schaefer Center for Public Policy/Baltimore City Department of Finance
Thomas Hollowak, University of Baltimore Langsdale Library
Dr. Charles Tumosa, University of Baltimore School of Criminal Justice
Autumn Linderborn, University of Baltimore
9:15am WELCOME (M. Scot Kaufmann Auditorium)
Joseph S Wood, Ph.D., Provost, University of Baltimore
9:30am PANEL DISCUSSION (M. Scot Kaufmann Auditorium)
Perspectives on Exploring Your Community Through Data
Moderator: Seema Iyer
- Kathryn Pettit, Co-director, National Neighborhoods Indicators Partnership/Senior Associate, Urban Institute
- Florencia Gutierrez, Research Associate, The Annie E. Casey Foundation
- Christopher Thomaskutty, Deputy Mayor, City of Baltimore
10:00-10:40am RESULTS FROM THE 2010 CENSUS (M. Scot Kaufmann Auditorium)
- Travis Pate, Demographer, Baltimore City Department of Planning
- Jenaye M. Munford, U.S. Census Bureau
10:40-11:00am BALTIMORE NEIGHBORHOOD INDICATORS ALLIANCE PRESENTATION (M. Scot Kaufmann Auditorium)
Matthew Kachura, Program Manager, BNIA-JFI
11:00-11:15am BREAK (Atrium)
11:15am-12:30pm MORNING WORKSHOPS (Sessions run concurrently)
Education (Room BC235)
Moderator: Rachel Durham, Assistant Research Scientist, JHU/BERC
- Jonathan Hoffman, Director of Research Services, Baltimore City Public Schools
- Tracy Rone, Research Associate, Morgan State University/BERC
- Heidi Stevens, Coordinator, School Every Day!
Public Health (Room BC207)
Moderator: Adam Milam, Senior Research Assistant, JHU Bloomberg School of Public Health
- Ryan Petteway, Epidemiologist, Baltimore City Department of Health
- Cliff Mitchell, Assistant Director, Maryland Environmental Health and Food Protection
- Michael Scott, Equity Matters/Place Matters Initiative
Neighborhood Stabilization (Room BC205)
Moderator: Meredith Mishaga, Program Coordinator, Baltimore Homeownership Preservation Coalition
- Julie Day, Deputy Commissioner, Baltimore Housing
- Chris Ryer, Executive Director, Southeast CDC
- Mary Warlow, Director of Programs, Belair-Edison Neighborhoods Inc.
Economic and Workforce Development (Room BC227)
Moderator: LiLi Taylor, Executive Liaison, Mayor's Office of Employment Development
- Kiesha Haughton Smoots, Regional Director, Small Business Development Center
- Donna Langley, Director, Baltimore Main Streets
- Andrea Payne Roethke, Senior Policy Analyst, Job Opportunities Task Force
12:30-1:30pm LUNCH (Atrium)
- Amanda Behrens, Community Food Mapping
- Betsy Nix, University of Baltimore Faculty
- Tom Darling, Knowledge Discovery/Data Mining
- Rico Singleton/Heather Hudson, OpenBaltimore
- Jenaye Munford, Census
1:00-1:30pm WORKING LUNCH DISCUSSION ON BNIA-JFI INDICATORS (Room BC143)
1:30-2:45pm AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS (Sessions run concurrently)
Media (Room BC235)
Moderator: Sheilah Kast, Host, Maryland Morning WYPR
- Brian Kuebler, Reporter, ABC2 News
- Julie Sharper, Reporter, Baltimore Sun
- Sam Hopkins, Publisher, Bmore Media
Grant Writing (Room BC227)
- Eric Brenner, Director, Governor's Grant Office
- Dan Owens, Manager, Enoch Pratt Free Library, Grants Collection
- Mary Logan, Manager, Baltimore Metropolitan Council, Regional Information Center
Sustainability (Room BC205)
Moderator: Alice Kennedy, Coordinator, Office of Sustainability
- Morgan Grove, Research Forester, Baltimore Ecosystem Study
- Miriam Avins, Founder, Baltimore Green Space
- Robbyn Lewis, Chairperson, Patterson Park Neighborhood Association, Greening Committee
Public Safety (Room BC207)
Moderator: Debra Stanley, Professor/Executive Director, University of Baltimore School of Criminal Justice
- Tom Darling, Associate Professor, University of Baltimore School of Public and International Affairs
- Kerry Hayes, Director, Baltimore City Police Department, Planning and Research
3:00pm CONCLUDING REMARKS (M. Scot Kaufmann Auditorium)
