DATA RESOURCES & REPORTS

50% of people with disabilities in Maryland experience financial hardship and struggle to afford the basics.

New report and interactive tools reveal that federal poverty data undercounts how many children of all races are growing up in financial insecure households in Maryland and other states.

Read about our work to improve lives and increase awareness of growing needs in our recent quarterly reports.

See the latest reports of call volume, caller needs and local jurisdiction.

A study on the potential loss of public benefits to working families resulting from small increases in earned income.

Analysis of Benefits and Return on Investment of The Family Center at United Way's Neighborhood Zone in Brooklyn.

Effects of COVID-19 on Maryland Nonprofits and the Communities They Serve.

From March 15 to April 12, 2021, people living in Maryland were invited to take a survey about how their household has been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic since March 1, 2020.

The purpose of the One Thousand Voices Project was to hear from the residents of Central Maryland on how to build on the successes in their community and hear innovative approaches on how to address needed concerns.

CARES is a small and adventurous group of geographic information specialists, programmers, and data nerds. The CARES platform is an online resource for accessing data, maps, and community needs assessments.

Community Commons is a community of change-makers working to create healthy, equitable, sustainable communities. Find curated tools, resources, and inspirational stories to drive your work forward.

Online repository for the most current information to help stakeholders measure student achievement in all 24 districts from year to year. Data available at state, district, and school level.

Access demographic, economic and population data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Explore census data with visualizations and view tutorials.

The BNIA-JFI is a self-support research unit at the University of Baltimore whose core mission is to provide open access to meaningful, reliable, and actionable data about, and for, the City of Baltimore and its communities.

The Baltimore Youth Data Scorecard, a resource that is updated and maintained by Baltimore’s Promise, is designed to make data related to the health and well-being of children and young people living in Baltimore City accessible to all.