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Safe streets entail not only usable sidewalks and bike lanes, but also everything that makes someone willing to walk or bike through a neighborhood. Explore a more holistic definition of walkability and where equitably safe streets are located in DC.
Cracking the Zoning Code Understand local land-use regulations and how they can advance affordability and equity.Tracking Rent Payments to Mom-and-Pop Landlords We’re tracking monthly rent payments in units owned by independent landlords to see how the pandemic and ongoing recovery efforts have affected renters and owners.Tracking COVID-19’s Effects by Race and Ethnicity: Questionnaire Two Updates on people’s health, housing, and livelihoods since August 19, 2020.Redefining Walkability Safe streets entail not only usable sidewalks and bike lanes, but also everything that makes someone willing to walk or bike through a neighborhood. Explore a more holistic definition of walkability and where equitably safe streets are located in DC.
Which Students Receive a Greater Share of School Funding? Explore which students experience higher average funding by household poverty status, geography, or race or ethnicity in each state—and how each share has changed.
Visualizing Trends for Children of Immigrants Who are the children of immigrants? How have their demographics changed over the years?
