The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership
NNIP is a collaboration of the Urban Institute and local partners in 35 cities to further the development and use of neighborhood-level information systems.
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NNIP Partners Explore School Readiness in Their Cities
Through the NNIP School Readiness and Early Grade Success Initiative—funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation—eight partners investigated whether children were healthy and prepared to succeed in school.
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NNIP Lessons on Data Sharing
NNIP shares its lessons on overcoming the barriers to negotiating data sharing with local government agencies.
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NNIP Shared Indicators
NNIP has developed a concept and plan for a shared indicators system with common measures across NNIP partner cities.
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The Piton Foundation is our partner organization from Denver, CO. Learn more about how they are using data to bring about positive change in their neighborhoods.
NNIP organizations partner locally to improve the health of people throughout their communities. They produce neighborhood health profiles, highlight health disparities, and participate in initiatives on a variety of issues, including obesity, infant mortality, and diabetes.
The Polis Center through their SAVI Community Information System has launched a new series of reports on demographic change in Indianapolis and Marion County, IN.
Activities
Cleveland
Date: January 31, 2012 - December 31, 2012
Description:
The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development at Case Western Reserve University released a report entitled The Changing Face of Poverty in Northeast Ohio which details the increase in...
Washington, D.C.
Date: 2012
Description:
NeighborhoodInfo DC will continue its tracking of foreclosure activity in Washington, D.C., and the region in 2012. The data we provide are used by local government agencies, community-based...