About
The SAFElab is a research initiative focused on examining the ways in which communities of color navigate well-being, grief, and violence on and offline.
Drawing on computational and social work approaches to research, we engage in qualitative and natural language processing methods to understand topics of well-being, mental health, trauma and violence that may be expressed online and work with marginalized communities to co-design ways of intervening.

Our mission is to Improve well-being outcomes for communities of color
Be a resource for community members, community-workers, and government in understanding the communities voice
Contribute new knowledge regarding the phenomenon of community well-being and social media behaviors
Identify best practices to improve community-level work
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientists, designers, and researchers from Columbia University conducted research to analyze the patterns and changes in sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City.
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientists, designers, and researchers from Columbia University conducted research to analyze the patterns and changes in sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City.
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientists, designers, and researchers from Columbia University conducted research to analyze the patterns and changes in sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City.
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientists, designers, and researchers from Columbia University conducted research to analyze the patterns and changes in sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City.
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientists, designers, and researchers from Columbia University conducted research to analyze the patterns and changes in sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City.
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