NNIP's Goals to Improve Use of Data in Advancing Racial Equity
We have drafted a set of aspirations for NNIP partners to hold ourselves and each other accountable as we strive to democratize data for people to use in strengthening their communities.
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Creating Effective Partnerships between Community Partners and Universities
Starting Point and The Poverty Center at Case Western Reserve University effectively crafted research to better understand childcare supply during the pandemic in Cuyahoga County, Ohio.
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Black Equity Coalition deploys data to reduce COVID-19’s impact in Allegheny County
The Western Pennsylvania Regional Data Center supported the coalition’s mission to use data to reduce racial disparities in COVID-19 testing and to reach thousands of residents with information about the pandemic.
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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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The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance is our partner organization from Baltimore, MD. Learn more about how they are using data to bring about positive change in their neighborhoods.
Informed by analysis from the The Polis Center at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis, for the first time the City Council allocated $1.25 million in funding for violence reduction and prevention across districts based on violent crime rates and other measures of neighborhood disadvantage and segregation.
Neighborhood Nexus partnered with local stakeholders in Atlanta in a data-informed collaboration to distribute public economic development funds more equitably to small businesses.
Activities
Date: September 1, 2021
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BNIA has updated their six pre-recorded Learning Modules for anyone to use. Professors...
[read more]Date: August 26, 2021
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In 2015, the IU Fairbanks School of Public Health (FSPH) and The Polis Center published an issue brief,...
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