The National Equity Atlas has added nativity cuts to eight economic indicators: the percent of workers earning at least $15/hour, median wages, unemployment, homeownership, education levels, disconnected youth, poverty, and working poor. 

To learn more, watch our “Explore New Data on Immigrants in the National Equity Atlas” webinar. Here is a link to the webinar recording and slides.

You can also find analyses of our new nativity data here, in the "Data In Action" section:

• Latino Immigrants Face an Uphill Battle to Economic Inclusion

• Now on the National Equity Atlas: Nativity Cuts Added to Eight Indicators

Also, please see our “Frequently Asked Questions” to learn more about the Atlas.

Here are some data resources on rural immigrant and tribal communities:                     

• The Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group is hosting a series of three webinars on rural immigrant family economic success including Helping Rural Immigrant Families Earn a Better Living, on Thursday, August 18, 1-2:30 PM ET.

• Atlas of Rural and Small-Town America

• The Rural Data Portal

• County Health Rankings

• U.S. EPA Tribal-Focused Environmental Risk and Sustainability Tool

• Tribal Nations Tools

We also invite you to our next live webinar, 3 Ways to Use Equity Atlas Chart Downloads, scheduled for Thursday, September 1, 12:00 pm - 12:30 pm PT. We will be demonstrating three ways that you can use our improved chart downloads to advance equity locally.

Please feel free to contact us with any additional questions about the Atlas. You can write to Sarah Treuhaft at sarah@policylink.org.