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Foundations of Justice: Detention by the Numbers, A Practical Workshop on Immigration Data

  • Wash U Siegel Hall 109 Fraternity Way St. Louis, MO, 63105 United States (map)

This two-hour workshop introduces participants to the key sources of immigration data, with a focus on detention statistics.

Professor Austin Kocher walks through where to find reliable data, how to clean and analyze it, and techniques for turning complex numbers into clear visualizations that communicate with broader audiences. Whether you're a researcher, advocate, journalist, or curious learner, you'll leave with practical tools for making sense of enforcement data.

Bring your Laptop to fully engage!

This talk is open to the community and co-sponsored by Wash U’s Department of Sociology

For more on Dr. Kocher’s work, visit his Substack.

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Foundations of Justice: Faith Communities and Immigration Detention, From Understanding to Action