Events
Monthly Office Hours
The Office Hours are an opportunity to get support from our team and chat with other data users in an informal setting. The first 30 minutes are open time consisting of breakout rooms with NDACAN staff to provide support for survey data, administrative data, statistical consulting, and networking. The second 30 minutes are dedicated to a specific theme, presentation, or workshop. The events are free but registration is required. Follow NDACAN on Twitter
to get notified of the 2023 Fall Office Hours sessions.
Summer Training Webinar Series
NDACAN's Summer Training Webinar Series is focused on secondary data analysis support for research using our data products. The 2023 Summer Training Webinar Series will provide practical and applied training on data management and analysis strategies. Registration is required to attend but the sessions are free.
2023 Summer Training Webinar Series Schedule:
- July 5 - Introduction to NDACAN and the Administrative Data Series
- Presenter: Sarah Sernaker with an introduction from Tammy White, Children's Bureau
- July 12 - New Data Acquisition: CCOULD Data
- Presenters: Ben Allaire, RTI
- July 19 - Causal Inference Using Administrative Data
- Presenter: Garrett Baker
- July 26 - Evaluating and Dealing with Missing Data in R
- Presenter: Frank Edwards
- August 2 - Time Series Analysis in Stata
- Presenter: Alexander Roehrkasse
- August 9 - Data Visualization in R
- Presenter: Sarah Sernaker
2023 Summer Training Webinar Series Registration: https://cornell.zoom.us/webinar/register/9316745175759/WN_71s4SBCfR_WDLCC1-mfuQQ
Recordings and Slides of Completed Series:
- 2022 Summer Training Webinar Series: "The Power of Linking Administrative Data"
- 2021: "Data Strategies for the Study of Child Welfare"
- 2020: "New Horizons for Child Welfare Data"
- 2019: "Administrative Data For Secondary Analysis Using NDACAN"
- 2018: "Summer of NYTD" (listed in the User Support section for NYTD)
Summer Research Institute (SRI)
The SRI is NDACAN's annual on-line research workshop in which participants analyze Archive datasets over multiple days with close support and expertise provided by NDACAN professionals as-needed. The SRI also provides participating child abuse and neglect researchers an opportunity for networking and collaborating with each other. Please visit our Summer Research Institute page for more details. Please join our mailing list, the CMRL list serve or follow us on Twitter to receive announcements about the SRI.
