To improve the scalability and performance of open source mapping software that makes geographic, demographic, and redistricting data usable by social scientists and the public

To hold an interdisciplinary workshop on new opportunities and guidelines concerning how federal statistics can safely share data with one another, with researchers, and with the public

To provide three years of support for a keynote lecture and associated activities at the annual Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP) while the Society builds an endowment for the “Millie Dresselhaus Fund for Science and Society”

To support in-person meetings of The Carpentries community to advance strategic planning, community building and leadership, skills sharing, and plans for reaching new communities

To develop community best practices and standards for discipline-specific software registries and repositories

To investigate traveler behavior implications of autonomous vehicles

To support standards and community development to improve the flexibility and interoperability of computational models

To conduct sustainability planning activities for the Engaging, Educating, Empowering Means Change (E3MC) program

To disseminate key results from the Chemistry of Indoor Environments and Microbiology of the Built Environment programs at the 2019 American Association for Aerosol Research (AAAR) meeting

To better understand ways that the legitimacy of data can be called into question through historical case studies of the US Census