Green Space, Income, and Race/Ethnicity in Connecticut
Across the United States, communities of color and communities with higher poverty rates experience disproportionately negative
outcomes from environmental causes compared with wealthier, whiter areas. In this post, we explore whether there is a link between income, race/ethnicity, and green space access in Connecticut. Read more.
Overview of the four sources of population data
Accurate and reliable population data is essential as we strive to understand our communities and plan for the future. From determining congressional districts to allocating resources for schools and healthcare, population data drives decision-making at all levels of government and beyond. In this blog post, we'll take a closer look at four commonly used sources of population data: the Decennial Census, American Community Survey (ACS), Population Estimate
Program (PEP), and Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH) Population Estimates. Read more.
Unveiling the U.S. Census Bureau's Methodology for Annual Population Estimates
Accurate population estimates are vital for informed decision-making and planning for the future. The U.S. Census Bureau produces annual population estimates that provide valuable population insights. This blog post explores the methodology utilized by the Census Bureau to produce these estimates, highlighting the data sources, statistical techniques, and considerations on when to use them. Read more.
