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The moment you all have been waiting for is here! Save the date for 14th Baltimore Data (Day) Week 2023, beginning July 17th through July 21st. For all that don’t …

By John Cleary My time over the summer of 2022 was spent working with the City of Baltimore’s Chief Data Officer Justin Elszasz on a dashboard for the mayor and/or …

By Bozkurt Karaoglan According to Commissioner Michael S. Harrison,  one of the guiding principles of violent crime reduction strategy in our city is: “Intelligence-led policing that focuses on leveraging intelligence …

Register HERE Baltimore Data Week 2022 Agenda: Monday, July 18th (VIRTUAL) Topic: Greening and Recreation 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Session Details: Playgrounds are vital community assets that support the …

A rose may be a “rose by any other name”, as Shakespeare writes, but when it comes to communities, the name used to refer to place connects everyone to a …

There is No Such Thing as “Ideal”Homeownership Rates: But Every Neighborhood Still Needs to Ensure Equitable Pathways to Homeownership Written by, Seema Iyer         In July, the …

One week ago, on March 30, the “stay at home” order went into effect in Baltimore City and throughout Maryland. This was just a week ago, but with the news of so many coronavirus cases that continue …

To help users of data learn about new data and features in the latest edition of the Vital Signs report, BNIA-JFI staff will be hosting weekly webinars called “Vital Signs …

Vital Signs 17, a comprehensive statistical portrait of Baltimore and its neighborhoods, marks 17 years of continuous monitoring of community-based quality of life indicators. The latest edition of the report, …

Since the Federal Opportunity Zones (OZ) where announced in 2017, there has been both welcome anticipation and also not insignificant anxiety about the impact that these kinds of funds could …