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.

Towards Health Equity in Connecticut: The Role of Social Inequality and the Impact of COVID-19

Report - By: Kelly Davila, Mark Abraham, and Camille Seaberry, DataHaven
June 6, 2020

Link
DataHaven
New Haven - Connecticut


COVID-19 in Context: Racism, Segregation and racial inequities in Philadelphia

Report - By: Urban Health Collaborative
June 2020

Link
Urban Health Collaborative
Philadelphia


Troubled Fiscal Times: A Comparison of Revenue Sources and Service Levels for Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio

Report - By: William Fulton, Kyle Shelton, Carlos Villegas, Ben Griffin, Carson Bise
May 2020

Troubled Fiscal Times: A Comparison of Revenue Sources and Service Levels for Houston, Dallas, and San Antonio
Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Houston


Findings from 2019 NNIP Partner Survey

NNIP admin document - By: Camille H. Anoll
2020

PDF
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


DataHaven Analysis: Despite statewide improvements, COVID-19 cases remain high in the five largest cities

Blog post - By: Mark Abraham
May 20, 2020

Link to page
DataHaven
New Haven - Connecticut


Kinder Houston Area Survey: 2020 Results

Report - By: Stephen Klineberg
May 2020

Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Houston


Catalyzing Policing Reform with Data

Report - By: Ashlin Oglesby-Neal, Alena Stern, Kathryn L.S. Pettit
May 2020

Link to report, Link to technical appendix, Link to interactive tool
Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator
Neighborhood Data for Social Change
Los Angeles


Interactive Tool: Catalyzing Policing Reform with Data Interactive

Digital Feature - By: Urban Institute and Microsoft Data Science Team
May 2020

Urban Institute
NNIP Coordinator


Where Affordable Housing and Transportation Meet in Houston

Report - By: LINK Houston, Kinder Institute for Urban Research
May 2020

Where Affordable Housing and Transportation Meet in Houston
Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Houston


Greater Boston Residents of Color More Likely to Live Near High-Polluting Roads

Report - By: Conor Gately, Tim Reardon
May 2020

Link
Metropolitan Area Planning Council
Boston


Pages