Palmdale, Once Affordable for Families, Now Struggles with High Housing Costs
Palmdale needs policies that tackle the housing crisis by addressing the housing supply and wage stagnation issues. Keep reading
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Webinar On 11/7: Findings and Recommendations from the 2023 RACE COUNTS Annual Report
Join the RACE COUNTS team and our partners for a webinar on 11/7 from 12:00pm-1:00pm (PT) as we share key findings and recommendations about housing, economic opportunity, education, and the criminal justice system. Keep reading
New RACE COUNTS Report Spotlights Racial Disparities That Have Devastated Californians Of Color And Offers Opportunities For Change
The RACE COUNTS 2023 Annual Report highlights racial disparities in economic opportunity, housing, education, and crime and justice. It also provides analysis on overall racial disparity and outcomes for regions and counties across the state. Keep reading
Updated RACE COUNTS Housing Data Finds Significant Racial Disparities In Housing Cost Burden
RACE COUNTS recently added a new Housing indicator and updated the data behind 8 of the previous 9 Housing indicators. Keep reading
New RACE COUNTS Data Spotlights Conditions That Made COVID-19 Deadlier For People Of Color
Today, the RACE COUNTS initiative released its data reload that shows the extraordinary harm inflicted on low-income communities of color during the COVID-19 pandemic was the product of racist policies and practices embedded within and across our public and private institutions. Keep reading
RACE COUNTS’ Impact In Los Angeles County During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, RACE COUNTS has provided Californians with novel and timely analyses and policy solutions that account for the interests of hardest-hit communities across the state. This work is only possible because of strong community partnerships. Here we share the impact of our work in LA County over the past year. Keep reading
Key Takeaways From Our New Webinar
On March 30th, RACE COUNTS hosted a webinar that leveraged data on the COVID-19 pandemic to support community partners’ work with county officials to ensure that 2021 American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds are equitably distributed to support highest-need communities. Keep reading