Institute for Housing Studies, Furman Center, and the Center on Poverty and Community Development published articles in Cityscape on their use of local administrative data to address housing policy concerns, alongside NNIP commentary.

CT Data analyzed administrative data on child care supply and demand and sought perspectives from providers and parents to guide city efforts to reverse the child care enrollment decline and promote equitable access to high-quality services.

Former staff of NNIP Partner organizations move on to serve in a wide range of fields, carrying NNIP’s lessons and values to new organizations and contributing skills and perspectives back to the network.

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.