We partner with outside stakeholders to build evidence, share research, and identify solutions for policy and practice.
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Creating and assessing the conditions that can propel people out of poverty and narrow racial inequities in communities. Inspired to learn more?
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Reducing inequities in academic and career outcomes for students of color enrolled in credit-bearing online postsecondary CTE programs.
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Addressing the long-standing inequities in access to safe, stable, and affordable rental housing that have been laid bare by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A portal to research on how housing matters to individual and community success
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WorkRise, a research-to-action network that will test potential solutions for rebuilding a more equitable and resilient labor market.
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Designed as a portal for nonprofit practitioners, researchers, and policymakers to download and explore data, this is the home for all NCCS publications.
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The data produced by NCCS are intended for use by researchers and policy-makers in their quantitative analyses, and as a springboard for more in-depth survey or case study research.
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NNIP is a collaboration between the Urban Institute and local partners in more than 30 cities working toward better data, better decisions, and better communities.
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Creating the evidence to build a Culture of Health in America
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Providing grants to local communities to take informed action.
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Exploring pathways to the American Dream
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Making Greater DC a place of opportunity for all.
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Guide to understanding local workforce systems: what they are, what they do, strategies they use, and how stakeholders connect and collaborate.
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Bringing communities together to scale what works and improve the lives of people in need
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Developing ideas to improve the life chances of millions of Americans