Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025 Survey Results Released!

Release and highlights from the latest Atlanta regional perception and attitude survey (August, 2025)

By |2025-10-27T16:04:35-04:00October 27th, 2025|Data Diversions, Economy, Employment, Housing, Metro Atlanta Speaks|Comments Off on Metro Atlanta Speaks 2025 Survey Results Released!

Latino Landscapes: Where Atlanta Stands in the National Picture

Atlanta's Hispanic population has grown significantly over the last few decades... but how does that compare with other major metros?

By |2025-10-10T10:15:20-04:00October 10th, 2025|Data Diversions, Population|Comments Off on Latino Landscapes: Where Atlanta Stands in the National Picture

Hazard Hotspots: Connecting Vulnerability, Resilience, and Loss

What's the risk level in your neighborhood to natural hazards? Your county? FEMA's National Risk Index blends social vulnerability, community resilience, and expected annual loss to paint a more complete picture of this risk across Georgia. Dive in to see how your community stacks up.

By |2025-09-26T06:39:32-04:00September 26th, 2025|Data Diversions, Preparedness|Comments Off on Hazard Hotspots: Connecting Vulnerability, Resilience, and Loss

Risk in Real Dollars: The Price Tag for Natural Hazards

What's the real cost of natural disasters in Georgia? Explore how FEMA's Expected Annual Loss measure puts a price tag on risk.

By |2025-09-24T14:13:25-04:00September 19th, 2025|Data Diversions, Preparedness|Comments Off on Risk in Real Dollars: The Price Tag for Natural Hazards

Before the Storm: Preparedness Starts with Knowing Who is Vulnerable

Discover which Atlanta communities are most vulnerable to natural disasters, and why understanding social factors is key to building resilience before the next storm hits.

By |2025-09-04T14:52:07-04:00September 4th, 2025|Data Diversions, Preparedness|Comments Off on Before the Storm: Preparedness Starts with Knowing Who is Vulnerable

Still Missing: The Students Who Need School Most

How effective is Georgia's push to curb chronic absenteeism, and can we see any improvement in 3rd Grade ELA as a result?

By |2025-08-29T12:55:44-04:00August 28th, 2025|Data Diversions, Economic Development, Education, Other Demographics|Comments Off on Still Missing: The Students Who Need School Most
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