Catalog

This catalog includes the many types of resources produced by the individual partners and the partnership as a whole. For informal updates on partner work that might not include published products, visit our Activities page.

DataHaven survey finds food insecurity nearly doubled in Connecticut in 2022

Blog post - By: Mark Abraham
September 16, 2022

Blog post
DataHaven
New Haven - Connecticut


Care Work in Massachusetts: A Call for Racial and Economic Justice for a Neglected Sector

Report - By: Anne Calef, Luc Schuster
September 7, 2022

Report
Boston Indicators
Boston


Building Safety in Los Angeles a Policy Agenda for Local Health and Safer Communities

Report - By: Nicole Brown
September 2022

Report
Neighborhood Data for Social Change
Los Angeles


Qualitative Assessment of Estate Planning Services Ecosystem in Baltimore

Report - By: Seema D. Iyer
2022

Report
Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance
Baltimore


The Franchise Model of Inequality

Blog post - By: Libby McClure, L'Tanta Durante
August 12, 2022

Blog post
DataWorks NC
Durham


Technology and Data Management Event

Video - By: Kailas Venkitasubramanian, Cristina Martinez , Elizabeth Burton
July 28, 2022

NNIP Resources for Learning R, Downloading PUMS Data in Python, R Labelled Package
Tech Survey Results slides
Community Information Now (CINow)
San Antonio
UNC Charlotte Urban Institute
Charlotte
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


Charlotte Regional Data Trust: Technical Operations Manual

Presentation - By: Kailas Venkitasubramanian
July 28, 2022

PDF
UNC Charlotte Urban Institute
Charlotte


Sample R Code for Census API via R Tidycensus for downloading ACS and PUMS data

Protocol/Methods - By: Cristina Martinez
July 28, 2022

Link
Community Information Now (CINow)
San Antonio


Technology & Data Management Partners’ Survey Results

Presentation - By: Elizabeth Burton
July 28, 2022

PPTX
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


Borderlands without borders: How poetry can dismantle the walls between planners and communities

Blog post - By: Rodney Gomez
July 22, 2022

Blog post
Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Houston


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