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DataShare is a collaborative, integrated data system that supports research and analysis efforts by bringing together data from multiple sectors. The intent of DataShare is to combine unique data sets across contributing agencies with a focus on improving safety, health, and education in Milwaukee and the surrounding area. The data in DataShare will contribute to and support the work of the CIC.

Project in collaboration with Milwaukee County and the Milwaukee Community Justice Council (CJC), funded through the MacArthur Safety and Justice Challenge. The focus of this project is to develop and launch a data dashboard across multiple data sources to support the work of the CJC Executive Committee, including a focus on racial and ethnic disparities, as well as to provide overall data and analytic support to the efforts of the CJC.

The MHRC strives to reduce homicides and nonfatal shootings through a multi-level, multi-disciplinary and multi-agency homicide review process. The MHRC is comprised of law enforcement professionals, criminal justice professionals, and community partners who meet regularly to exchange information regarding the city’s homicides and other violent crimes to identify methods of prevention from both public health and criminal justice perspectives.鈥疶he Division supports both the data needs and the review process. Find data on homicide, nonfatal shootings, sex trafficking, and domestic violence/intimate partner violence at the Data and Reports link below.

Milwaukee County, through the Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office, was awarded a three-year grant from the US Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant and Substance Abuse Program (COSSAP) to create an Overdose Public Health and Safety Team (OD-PHAST). Specific aims of the project include expanding the delivery and analysis of near real-time data between multiple public health and public safety partners and utilizing both aggregate data and insights from case reviews to develop and implement strategies and recommendations for changes to reduce the likelihood of future overdose incidents.

A primary function of the DDAI is to conduct process and outcome evaluations for programs both inside and outside of the CIC. In particular, the DDAI is leading the evaluation of both the hospital and community-based components of the 414Life violence interruption program, in collaboration with the Milwaukee Office of Violence Prevention. This multi-year evaluation effort will be focused on documenting the implementation of the program, as well as evaluating program outputs and outcomes.

The goal of this project is to create a violence data dashboard for the City of Milwaukee that brings together existing, disparate datasets to create collated, more real-time data sharing across systems. As the region grapples with record levels of violence and injury, it is imperative to put data in the hands of the community members and organizations carrying out community-engaged violence intervention and prevention work. The initial project work was funded through the American Public Health Association (APHA) in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

A multi-disciplinary team has been established: To coordinate a unified, multi-sector public health and public safety response to reduce the impact of firearm violence and homicides on individuals, families, and the community in collaboration with partners across Milwaukee County. A significant portion of the work is focused on supporting the process by analyzing data from a variety of sources to better understand the current and emerging trends in violence and the factors related to the increase in violence, as well as the needs and gaps in resources available for response to incidents occurring across the city and the county. This project is working in direct collaboration with the Division for Violence Prevention and is currently funded by a three-year grant through the US Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance, Byrne Criminal Justice Innovation (BCJI) program.