About Layla Bellows

Layla Bellows is a senior planner at the Atlanta Regional Commission, where she handles data collection and analytics for its Research and Analytics Group as well as Neighborhood Nexus.

Friday Factday: Income and Perceptions of Life in Atlanta

A look at how differences in income are related to differences in our opinions and beliefs about life in Atlanta, with a focus on housing affordability and workforce development.

By |2019-12-20T17:57:15-05:00December 20th, 2019|Friday Factday, Metro Atlanta Speaks|Comments Off on Friday Factday: Income and Perceptions of Life in Atlanta

Monday Mapday: Change in Race and Ethnicity, 2000-2017

A series of maps comparing percent point change in white and black residents at the county and tract level, followed by a map explorer tool with additional data.

By |2019-12-17T09:23:35-05:00December 16th, 2019|Monday Mapday, Population, Race and Diversity|Comments Off on Monday Mapday: Change in Race and Ethnicity, 2000-2017

Friday Factday: Race and Ethnicity in the 10-County Metro, 1980-2017

A look back at how metro Atlanta's diversity has grown and changed since 1980.

By |2019-12-13T14:48:08-05:00December 13th, 2019|Equity, Friday Factday, Other Demographics, Population, Race and Diversity|Comments Off on Friday Factday: Race and Ethnicity in the 10-County Metro, 1980-2017

Data Diversion: Learning from Student Movement Across Atlanta

Two maps — one showing college students' movement and another showing high school students' movement over the course of a week in Atlanta — offer an idea of just how much of the city these students' might regularly experience.

By |2019-11-21T16:45:36-05:00November 19th, 2019|Age and Generations, Data Diversions, Equity|Comments Off on Data Diversion: Learning from Student Movement Across Atlanta

Friday Factday: Examining Breast-Cancer Related Death

Breast cancer awareness month is upon us. This post considers what percent of state and metro-area deaths are a result of the disease, as well as how much it contributes to premature death and racial disparities in this worst-case outcome.

By |2019-10-11T15:59:06-04:00October 11th, 2019|Friday Factday, Public Health, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Friday Factday: Examining Breast-Cancer Related Death
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