Peg helps researchers, activists and local governments identify ways that vital community health indicators influence each other – even amid COVID-19. During a pandemic, the open data that Peg shares can give a baseline measure of wellbeing in vulnerable communities and help direct attention to people with the greatest needs.
On the most recent episode of The Future Fix – a podcast exploring the way technology and data shape communities across Canada – Peg collaborating partner Jodene Baker (Director, Impact Innovation & Evaluation at United Way Winnipeg) shares why it’s important that baseline be made public.
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