Registration for Baltimore Data Day 2025 is now open! Join us at the University of Baltimore on Friday, July 18, from 8:30am-4:30pm. And be sure to check out our new event this year, Data on Tap, on July 17th. Register here: https://t.co/kanXT2ClC8
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Have an idea for a session you want to see at Data Day 2025? Join us next Tuesday, May 13th at 3PM for the Baltimore Data Day Community Planning Session!
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MORP and the @ubaltmain's @bniajfi are proud to announce the launch of four newly released #ARPA Impact Indicator StoryMaps focused on Small Business Investments, Food Assistance Programs, COVID-19 Vaccination Rates, and Clean Streets and Alleys. #MORPimpact
It's been a busy week for BNIA-JFI in the news. On Saturday. BNIA-JFI Director Amanda Phillips de Lucas spoke with @jemillerbalt on @wbalradio about all things Baltimore data.
Yesterday, Amanda joined Sheilah Kast on @WYPR881FM@OnTheRecordWYPR for a conversation about our Vital Signs 22 report and tracking Baltimore's pandemic recovery.
We are officially at capacity for Baltimore Data Day. Please contact [email protected] with any questions. We look forward to seeing you all tomorrow morning.
Baltimore Data Day is just around the corner and we are excited to share a preview of the run of show for the event. Visit our website to see what's in store for our 15th annual event: https://t.co/BOK4F9GA1c
#BaltimoreDataDay is a little over two weeks away! Register today to secure your spot at this year’s event. A full agenda will be released closer to the day of the event. For now, check out our schedule of activities here:
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Join BNIA-JFI for the State of Our Neighborhoods presentation, on Thursday, July 18th. This hour-long presentation will highlight trends and key findings from Vital Signs 22. This session is virtual and open to all, registration is required.
Registration: https://t.co/8QciYslJbl
Event permits issued for block parties dropped by 43% between 2018 and 2022. Four connecting CSAs in West Baltimore lost more than 8 block parties, each, during that time. Visit the #VitalSigns22 report to learn more about event permit declines here: https://t.co/MJHawSCHgj
Vital Signs 22 is here! This report examines data from 2022, the first full year of the ‘new normal’ following the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. #VS22 chapters, visualizations, and maps are available for review on BNIA-JFI’s website here:
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Key Finding 1: Known undercounts of children under five years old in the Census and American Community Survey (ACS) may impact our indicators' accuracy. View the Vital Signs report to learn more about the percent population under 5 years old: https://t.co/POSK1iTti1
Also on the agenda, Amanda Phillips de Lucas of the @bniajfi, who provided May’s Member Update.
Take a look at BNIA’s project with the Mayor's Office of Recovery Programs, ARPA Impact Indicators here: https://t.co/UZ8yf9Nf7H.
Earlier this year, MORP announced a partnership with the @ubaltmain's @bniajfi and launched the ARPA Impact Indicators, an interactive resource designed to provide residents with insights into the impact of the $641 million ARPA funds allocated to Baltimore City.