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.

A Journey to Better-Understand Occupancy

Meeting Materials - By: Noah Urban
May 9, 2018

PPTX
Data Driven Detroit (D3)
Detroit


NNIP Atlanta Webcast Agenda

Meeting Materials - By: NNIP HQ
May 9, 2018

PDF
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


New Partner Showcase: Milwaukee

Meeting Materials - By: Katie Pritchard
May 9, 2018

PPTX
Data You Can Use
Milwaukee


Equity in Atlanta: Defining and Designing

Video - By: Mike Carnathan, Frank Fernandez, Rodney Milton, Jr., Julia Lankford, David Jackson
May 9, 2018

Equity in Atlanta: Defining and Designing
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


Framing Page for NNIP Showcase, Part 1

Meeting Materials - By: Olivia Arena
May 9, 2018

PDF
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


ARC Report: Opioid-related Overdose Deaths Increase Sharply in Metro Atlanta

Report - By: Atlanta Regional Commission
May 2, 2018

Link
(Inactive) Atlanta Regional Commission
Atlanta


2018 Houston Civic Health Index

Report - By: John Lappie, Ph.D.
May 2018

2018 Houston Civic Health Index, Blog
Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Houston


State Open Data Portals

Website - By: Meta Brown
April 30, 2018

Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


WPRDC Breach plan

MOU - By: Western Pennsylvania Regional Data Center
April 23, 2018

Docx
University Center for Social and Urban Research
Pittsburgh


The 2018 Kinder Houston Area Survey: Tracking responses to income inequalities, demographic transformations, and threatening storms

Report - By: Dr. Stephen L. Klineberg, Jie Wu
April 2018

Kinder Houston Area Survey: 2018 Results, Kinder Houston Area Survey data, In the news: "How much longer can Houston shrug off air pollution?", In the news" Houston supports pre-K for all. Will it happen?", In the news: "Harvey impacted Houstonians in more ways than one: Houston Area Survey", In the news: "More stringent rules would have reduced Harvey's damage, residents say in Kinder survey"
Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Houston


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