Statistics Institute to offer free virtual course for students and teachers in Puerto Rico
Statistics Institute to offer free virtual course for students and teachers in Puerto Rico
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Survey on the Needs of Working Women in Puerto Rico
Link: https://es.surveymonkey.com/r/mujerPR
We invite all women to participate in the survey: housewives, employees in the public and private sectors, businesswomen, those who have their own businesses or work for themselves to earn an income, and all women in general.
This questionnaire is a collaborative effort between the Office of the Women's Attorney (OPM) and the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics, with the purpose of better identifying the needs and challenges of working women and, based on empirical evidence, promoting possible solutions in the short, medium and long term.
By answering this questionnaire you will be helping us to improve the quality of life of working women and our society in general!
“We are all working women”
PRESS RELEASE
They will present the Virtual Forum on Statistics and Technology
The activity is free of cost
Fulfilling its mission to lead in the use of technology as a work tool and service in the development of better statistics, the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics will hold the Virtual Forum on Statistics and Technology on Friday, May 7, 2021 from 8:30 in the morning to 12:30 in the afternoon. The activity is free of charge, but it requires that participants register, from now on, through the following link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8947053084746770957
The event will include two educational sessions. The first session will present the following topics: Statistics and technology to understand population characteristics; Technology: An essential tool for economic statistics, as well as the interconnectivity of systems to improve government statistics. In the second intervention, the topics will be the following: Tools for visualizing statistics and indicators and The Future Now: “Big Data”.
As reported, the forum is aimed at statisticians, economists, professionals in the field of technology, students of business administration, public health, demographers, in short, anyone with an interest in statistical and technological issues. In the same way, we urge students from public and private schools at the higher level (High School) to register and benefit from this extraordinary educational opportunity. Participants will receive a certificate through their emails.
“This forum allows us to continue educating about how technology is an ally and an essential tool for the development of better quality statistics and effective data visualizations. Spaces like this give us the opportunity to interact with different representatives of academic and governmental sectors, private companies, non-profit organizations, as well as with the research community on how, through technology, we can provide the statistical data that is so essential in decision-making to promote economic and social development in Puerto Rico,” explained Dr. Orville M. Disdier, executive director of the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics.
The Puerto Rico Statistics Institute is an autonomous governmental entity tasked with coordinating the government's statistical production service to ensure that the data collection and statistics systems, on which public policies are based, are complete, reliable, and accessible quickly and universally.
For more information you can visit the website: https://estadisticas.pr.gov/. In addition, you can follow the Institute on social networks, through Facebook (@estadisticas .pr), Twitter (@EstadisticasPR) and LinkedIn (Institute of Statistics of Puerto Rico) accounts.
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