What Happened to Chocolate City? Happy Hour

What Happened to Chocolate City Happy Hour

Ready to dive into the numbers behind Washington D.C.'s racial transformation? Join us at Nīche by Nubian Hueman for a thought-provoking happy hour where we'll use math, data science, and a few wine bottles (**wink wink) to explore the fascinating story of our city's evolution and where we may be headed. From its vibrant past as "Chocolate City" to the present day, the Quantitative Histories Workshop at Howard University will delve into the data that paints a picture of the forces shaping our community. Whether you're a math enthusiast or simply curious about the changing demographics of Washington, D.C., this event promises to be both informative and engaging. So grab a beverage and a notepad (all complimentary) to discover the fascinating story of our city's evolution. There will be games and prizes.

What's in store?

• Data-driven discussions: Learn about a groundbreaking research project examining population statistics, neighborhood changes, and racial isolation in the District.
• Community connections: Connect with like-minded individuals who share your interest in math, data, and social justice.
• Fun and engaging atmosphere: Enjoy light food, complimentary drinks, and lively conversations while expanding your knowledge of Washington DC.

Why attend?

• Be part of something bigger: Contribute to a project that aims to understand and address important community issues.
• Learn new skills: Discover how math and data science can be used to make a positive impact.
• Meet interesting people: Network with fellow math enthusiasts and community advocates.

Don't miss this opportunity to have a blast while making a difference!

About Nubian Hueman:

Since 2013, Nubian Hueman has become a catalyst for culture, community, and the development of the creative economy by connecting conscious consumers to over 700 emerging Black and Brown artists and brands from 35 countries. Through it's brick-and-mortar retail experience, Nubian Hueman serves as a means to promote collective interaction, community development, and global responsibility.

About the Quantitative Histories Workshop at Howard University:

Founded and directed by Nathan Alexander, PhD, an assistant professor of curriculum and instruction in the Howard University School of Education, the Quantitative Histories Workshop is a computational and community-centered teaching and learning lab with a focus on the role of history and context in probability theory, statistical data analysis, and mathematical education.

All sales are final. By attending this event, you grant Nubian Hueman, Howard University, and its affiliates a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free, non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, distribute, create derivative works of, and publicly display any photography, videography, recordings, or language taken or captured at the event for marketing and promotional purposes. Due to the nature of the event, attendees must be 21 years of age or older.

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