About Us

What is Allegheny Data Institute?

Allegheny Data Institute (ADI) is a platform dedicated to making public data accessible to the community, empowering local residents and advocacy groups with reliable data and insights for informed decision-making.

How does ADI ensure data accuracy and accessibility?

ADI prioritizes transparency and simplicity in its data presentation. We utilize rigorous research methods and collaborate with local experts to ensure that the data we provide is both accurate and easy to understand for all community members.

Who can benefit from ADI’s services?

ADI serves a diverse audience, including local advocacy groups, researchers, and community members. Our goal is to empower anyone interested in civic engagement and data-driven decision-making, regardless of their background or expertise.

Is ADI a non-profit project?

Yes, Allegheny Data Institute’s mission is to serve the community without profit, focusing on providing valuable data resources for free to enhance civic engagement and advocacy efforts. We are, however, not an IRS recognized charity. We do not accept funding from foundations or government sources in order to maintain our independence.

How can I get involved with ADI?

You can get involved with Allegheny Data Institute by collaborating with us on data analytics, visualizations, brief writing, databased management, and research projects.

Our Team

Paul ‘Pablo’ Dordal

Director/Lead Analyst

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Database Team Lead

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Data Team Lead

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Visualization Team Lead

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Social Media Team Lead

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