Data Diversion: COVID-19 Cases and Tests in the ARC 10-County Area
A November 20 update to the tool shows that the positivity rate is on the rise in nearly all ARC's 10 member counties.
Data Diversion: Retaking the Pandemic Pulse of Atlanta Small Business
What do the first two phases of the Census Bureau's Small Business Pulse Survey tell us about the (changing) state of Atlanta small businesses?
Data Diversion: UI Claims vs Job Postings, March-October, 2020
A dashboard comparing initial unemployment insurance claims to job postings in the Atlanta MSA.
Data Diversion: Women’s Labor Force Participation Rate, 1980 to 2018
A dashboard and insights about changes in women's labor force participation rates over time.
Data Diversion: The Pandemic Pulse of Atlanta Small Business
What does the Census Bureau's Small Business Pulse Survey tell us about the state of Atlanta small businesses?
Data Diversion: Explore achievement and growth data for metro Atlanta’s school districts
Learn4Life's interactive data dashboard enables research about student achievement and growth in the five-county area's eight school districts.
Data Diversion: Mike and Mike Discuss the Economic Impacts of COVID-19
In this recording of an Atlanta Regional Commission Webinar, the agency's Mike Alexander and Mike Carnathan dissect the intersection of the public health crisis and the economy.
Data Diversion: As Covid-19 Cases Increase, Mobility Decreases
This post finds that the amount of regional travel to most industry destinations within the region has declined since early June, and median travel distances in all counties have declined at a slightly lower rate. Trips and trip distances do remain well above the levels seen during the statewide shelter-in-place order.
Data Diversion: Community Resilience
The U.S. Census Bureau's Community Resilience Estimates offer an opportunity to learn which communities may need the most attention both during the pandemic and in the nationwide recovery that will take place once its passed.
Data Diversion: From Olmstead to COVID-19
COVID-19 cases in nursing homes are on the rise, and a Supreme Court decision from 1999 provides the groundwork for getting people out of an institutionalized setting and into their homes, where they can engage in better social distancing and safety from the virus.