Building Data Capacity through Local Grantmaking
This blog highlights the success and importance of foundation’s grantmaking that provide funding for community organizations to build data capacity, including examples from Data You Can Use (Milwaukee) and Kinder Institute (Houston) programs.
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Advancing Black Wealth through Local Data & Engagement
NNIP and the BWDC are partnering to support Data Driven Detroit and the Data Center of Southeast Louisiana for projects that will use data to support local wealth-building nonprofits and inform solutions to increase racial wealth equity.
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Supporting Cultural Equity in Community Development in DC
This guide presents strategies for community groups to make data requests and respond to agency concerns with examples from criminal legal system reform efforts.
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The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership
Coordinated by the Urban Institute, NNIP is a learning network connecting partner organizations in 30 cities that ensure their communities have access to data and the skills to use information to advance equity and well-being across neighborhoods.
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DataWorks NC is our partner organization from Durham, NC. Learn more about how they are using data to bring about positive change in their neighborhoods.
Two NNIP partners collaborated on the Michigan Statewide Nonprofit Leadership Census to
gather data on the demographics of nonprofit leaders, board members, and staff in Michigan.
The Center for Urban and Regional Analysis at The Ohio State University is using machine learning and artificial intelligence from Sanborn maps to reconstruct Columbus neighborhoods damaged from the interstate highway act.
Activities
Innovate Memphis
Date: March 2023
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One of the unique characteristics of the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership (NNIP) is that the network was founded by the partner organizations and it continues to be led by an Executive...
[read more]Date: March 1, 2023
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As part of the Regional Data Agenda with the Regional Data Advisory Committee, MORPC and...
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