The collection, use, and reporting of data are essential public health activities that can either help us identify and disrupt health inequities or can perpetuate them, depending on how it is done. The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is working on a new Data Vision to make sure we’re collecting, sharing, using, and reporting data in ways that achieve our strategic priorities and advance health equity. This initiative is a response to what MDH has heard from staff, partners, and communities about the need for a more responsive, collaborative, and equitable approach to collecting, using and sharing data. Over the past nine months, we have convened an Advisory Committee and facilitated multi-sector listening sessions to hear feedback on draft values and goals. The academic and research community is an important partner in this work. During this seminar, we will review new goals and discuss implementation steps needed to achieve this vision.