Join the Public Participation Task Force meeting on Thursday, March 14, 2014 to hear from DVRPC and its planning partners on how they use data and design to improve walking and biking for everyone.
Newly released housing affordability data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows the proportion of households in the region that are cost burdened has declined, but there is still a ways to go before housing becomes more affordable for everyone in the region.
Newly released community integration data from the US Census Bureau shows the levels of racial and ethnic segregation in the region are very gradually declining, while the levels of income inequality have remained the same. Explore more community integration data in today's #TrackingTuesday.
Newly released income data from the US Census Bureau shows that income gaps remain wide between the region’s wealthiest and poorest, white people and people of color, and men and women. While the income gap between the region’s men and women has substantially dropped over the last decade and a half, it still remains wide.
Newly released labor force data from the US Census Bureau shows that the participation rate gap between men and women has continued to steadily close region-wide, and the participation rate gap between white people and people of color has disappeared. However, the speed at which these gaps are closing has varied by county.
