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We're seeing exciting trends in governments making data more available ? Here are a few examples: District of Columbia's Data Catalog : The District has opened up 405 data sets across multiple agencies. One suggestion, Vancouver: add a crime map. and valuable ? for the public.
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Megan Rabe: Our goal was to create a tool to help state officials, researchers, the media, and the public explore and visualize trends in race and ethnicity compositions and racial and ethnic diversity for their state and county using 2020 Census redistricting data. Diversity Index dashboard. DI in 2010.
Megan Rabe: Our goal was to create a tool to help state officials, researchers, the media, and the public explore and visualize trends in race and ethnicity compositions and racial and ethnic diversity for their state and county using 2020 Census redistricting data. Diversity Index dashboard. DI in 2010.
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