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Public trust in data is sustained by people—and by their commitment to integrity, service, and the public good.
Ahead of today’s President’s Invited Address, ASA President Jeri Mulrow sat down with Peggy Carr, former commissioner of the National Center for Education Statistics, for a special conversation about the personal history, education, and decades of public service that shaped Carr’s understanding of data as a tool for equity, fairness, and accountability.
Watch their conversation, then join us today at 4 p.m. for Peggy Carr’s address on public trust and the future of federal statistics.
Public trust in data is sustained by people—and by their commitment to integrity, service, and the public good.
Ahead of today’s President’s Invited Address, ASA President Jeri Mulrow sat down with Peggy Carr, former commissioner of the National Center for Education Statistics, for a special conversation about the personal history, education, and decades of public service that shaped Carr’s understanding of data as a tool for equity, fairness, and accountability.
Watch their conversation, then join us today at 4 p.m. for Peggy Carr’s address on public trust and the future of federal statistics.
