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An illustration of financial well-being at the local level by race and ethnicity—looking beyond income to include credit, debt, savings, assets, and wealth.

Urban research shows that many investments included in the president’s proposed budget could close racial and ethnic outcome gaps across health, housing, and children’s well-being.

Explore how neighborhoods have changed in Denver and Baltimore to understand why historical redlining maps are not strong predictors of present-day housing instability.

We talked with leaders of four Washington, DC-based grassroots organizations involved in a community-engaged research project about the importance of partnering with local groups.