Racial Disparities Magnified by COVID-19 Cases and Deaths
Mapping data on race alongside health and occupation data shows which neighborhoods may be hardest hit by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Can Telemedicine Help Us All?
Telemedicine is an important tool for fighting the COVID-19 outbreak. But some of those who may need it most do not have computers or internet access.
Matching Hospital Capacity to Risk for Severe COVID-19 Response
Mapping hospital capacity, chronic health conditions, and more can help identify places that may need to add hospital beds as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds.
Using PolicyMap to Identify Populations Vulnerable to COVID-19
Layering data on demographics, health, medical facilities, and more can help identify neighborhoods likely to be the most harmed by the coronavirus.
Parks for a Healthier City
Parks and green spaces in urban areas beautify a neighborhood. But parks also have proven benefits for a host of health issues.
Addressing Racial Inequality by Investigating Mortgage Denials
New mortgage denial data shows how certain racial groups face greater challenges getting home loans, denying them a crucial tool in generating wealth.
Setting Students Up for Success with the Support They Need
The need for public school counselors is acute, and yet counselors are scarce. Nearly 1in 5 students don’t have access to a counselor in their school.
All Data Is Health Data When Looking at Social Determinants of Health
Socioeconomic factors directly influence health outcomes, and we can improve community health with a broad array of data available at the local level.
Advancing the Public Library Mission Through Maps and Data
Public libraries are as important to adult job seekers as they are to young readers, and need up-to-date data about their patrons and their patrons’ needs.