Communities are seeking out ways to ensure Opportunity Zones benefit their community. An NNIP meeting session explained the tax benefit, highlighted local examples of partner involvement, and discussed potential roles for all partners.

Three local partners won a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant to leverage new nationally-available data on life expectancy to provide solutions for combating neighborhood-level health disparities.

NNIP Partners are working with youth to center the experiences of young people in research and train them to use data to advocate for their communities.

Coordinated by the Urban Institute, NNIP consists of organizations in 31 cities that share a mission to help community stakeholders use neighborhood data for better decisionmaking, with a focus on working with low-income communities.