PLACES Data
The PLACES data provides 27 indicators of adult health status, unhealthy behaviors, and prevention available for all counties, places (incorporated and census designated places), census tracts, and ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) across the United States. It is an extension of the original 500 Cities Project that provided data for just 500 largest US cities.
Data Driven Detroit (D3) (Detroit)
University Center for Social and Urban Research (Pittsburgh)
Neighborhood Nexus (Atlanta)
DataWorks NC (Durham)
The CDC Foundation has awarded five NNIP partners a $125,000 grant to participate in a multi-city initiative to promote equitable data use for healthy communities. Grantees include... [read more]
These materials supplement the text in the Guide to Data Chats: Community Conversations About Data (forthcoming).
Data Chat Neighborhood Health and Coronavirus: Amani (slide deck)
Data... [read more]
The Polis Center published a story outlining the inequities that black Indy residents face, capitulating in increased positivity rates of COVID-19. In Indianapolis, the COVID-19 positivity rate... [read more]
As part of the 500 Cities Data Challenge, Neighborhood Nexus’s Georgia Healthy Cities project from June 2018 to May 2019 created Health and Wellness Toolkits to help break the health services... [read more]
Neighborhood Nexus, the NNIP Partner in Atlanta, is one of ten winners of Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s 500 Cities Challenge. Neighborhood Nexus is a project of the Atlanta Regional... [read more]
To launch the 500 Cities Project data release, on December 6 and 7, 2016, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) funded and organized an evening reception and day-long conference in Dallas, Texas... [read more]
Urban Institute recently released two new guidance documents to to build the capacity of communities to use data to address health and improve fair housing and access to opportunity. Both guides draw... [read more]
In March 2017, the Milwaukee-based organization Data You Can Use held a convening focused on utilizing local health data with two dozen community organizers, residents, city health department staff,... [read more]
NNIP Coordinator
Communities Count
Seattle
The Data Center
New Orleans
DataHaven
New Haven
Neighborhood Nexus
Atlanta