Where is Santa headed?
Perhaps better titled "Where will Santa be stressed?" Some maps showing population numbers of children age 9 and younger, where Santa's gonna be working double time to execute his all-important annual job.
Monday Mapday: Family Caregivers Month, 2020
Celebrating Family Caregivers Month with a look at rates of grandparents who are caring for their grandchildren.
Monday Mapday: Access to broadband internet
A tract-level look at broadband access across the state, as well as the rates of school-age children in each tract.
Monday Mapday: Multigenerational Households
A county-level look at rates of grandparents living with grandchildren across the state of Georgia.
Data Diversion: Update on COVID-19 and Older Adults
While the medical and public health communities continue to work towards flattening the curve for COVID-19 infections, data continues to show that older adults may be at higher risk for severe illness from coronavirus. A few weeks ago on this blog, we provided information on the spatial distribution of the senior population in Georgia: https://33n.atlantaregional.com/monday-mapday/monday-mapday-older-populations [...]
Monday Mapday: Older Adults–A Group Vulnerable to COVID-19
As we've all heard, our older adults have high vulnerability to coronavirus. This post provides some interactive maps that take a look at how our 65+ and 85+ populations are distributed across the state, in absolute and percentage terms.
Monday Mapday: Disconnected Youth
This Monday Mapday considers disconnected youth ages 16 to 19 in the 21 County Metro Area.
Friday Factday: Labor Force Participation, 2000 vs. 2018
Take a look at how labor force participation rates among different age groups today compare to the year 2000 as well as how representation of different age groups in the workforce has changed over time.
Demographic Differences in Unemployment
A dive into differences in unemployment rates based on education, sex and age.
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.