Jackson's research group develops tools that help communities, researchers, and public-interest organizations collect, interpret, and act on data. These projects span civic data, participatory science, responsible AI, and public-sector decision-making. Asterisks indicate student contributors.
Knowledge Map 1.0
Knowledge Map 1.0 turns survey data into interactive summaries and visualizations that make community and civic data easier to explore.
Contributors: Shelcia Raj*, Tanisq Jawahar*, Koustav Guha*, Christian Varner*, Kaiping Chen, and Corey Jackson
Knowledge Map 2.0
Knowledge Map 2.0 allows researchers and community organizations to upload survey data, examine representativeness, and create visual summaries in the browser.
Contributors: Tanisq Jawahar*, Koustav Guha*, Abhishek Sharma*, Kaiping Chen, and Corey Jackson
PolicyPulse
PolicyPulse helps public-interest organizations identify legislation connected to their missions, programs, and communities.
Under development
Contributors: Shana Hsieh*, Kaiping Chen, and Corey Jackson
AI Fairness Tool
The AI Fairness Tool supports structured examination of how AI-supported decisions may affect different groups in teaching, research, and public-engagement settings.
Contributors: Shelcia Raj*, Tallal Ahmad*, and Corey Jackson
Civic in Wisconsin
Civic in Wisconsin highlights civic technology, civic data, and public-interest computing projects and resources across Wisconsin.
Contributors: Chris Chen*, Kaiping Chen, and Corey Jackson