The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership
NNIP is a collaboration of the Urban Institute and local partners in 37 cities to further the development and use of neighborhood-level information systems for community building and local decision-making. Visit the partner profiles...
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Providence NNIP Partners Meeting Videos
The NNIP Partners gathered in Providence, Rhode Island in September 2012 to receive updates on cross-site projects, discussions about the direction of the partnership, and more.
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NNIP Partners Featured at CIC IMPACT Summit
At the Community Indicators Consortium IMPACT Summit in November 2012, nine NNIP partners shared their stories on using indicators to motivate and evaluate neighborhood programs on housing markets, equity, education, and health.
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The Effects of Foreclosures on Children and Schools
The latest NNIP cross-site project examines how foreclosures affect the residential and school mobility of children in Baltimore, New York City, and Washington, D.C.
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Metropolitan Philadelphia Indicators Project and The Reinvestment Fund are our partner organizations from Philadelphia, PA. Learn more about how they are using data to bring about positive change in their neighborhoods.
NNIP partners use data on crime incidents to help neighborhoods identify and address public safety issues and investigate how crime relates to other neighborhood indicators, like foreclosures and collective efficacy.
Thanks to the work of The Piton Foundation, Floodlight will give you the tools and support to take your own, on-the-ground experiences and knowledge and blend them with best-practice storytelling techniques to turn your story into a powerful tool for change.
Activities
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Since 2003, The Polis Center collaborated with universities, state agencies, and local governments to develop FEMA-funded multi-hazard mitigation plans that meet the federal Disaster...
Date: April 2, 2013
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The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) promotes creative placemaking with its flagship Our Town initiative and its predecessor, the Mayor’s Institute on City Design 25th Anniversary...