While the importance of data science training has been highlighted by stakeholders across the mathematical sciences, the fusion of data skills with core parts of the curriculum has yet to be fully realized. In parallel to this challenge, the mathematical sciences are struggling with issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion. This talk presents pathways for incorporating data skills into undergraduate mathematics education in ways that support social justice. One pathway is through the classroom. I will present selected examples of course activities such as creation of computational art designed to celebrate artists from marginalized identity groups. A second pathway is through undergraduate research. I will showcase data-intensive student projects related to criminal justice. Finally, I will highlight resources for instructors who themselves want to grow their data skills and/or their understanding of social justice.