COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM Dear Past, Present, and Potential Members, It goes without saying that the past year has brought unexpected and unanticipated challenges for

all of us.

2021 IMPACT SUMMIT

2021 Virtual Impact Summit. The theme for the 2021 Impact Summit is Community Indicators for Change: Responding, Rebuilding, and Advancing Equity. We are interested in learning about how your research creates change for the future. Whether it’s responding to the impacts and implications of the COVID-19 pandemic or advancing access and equity

EVENTS FOR JUNE 4

These upcoming events are offered by CIC and by a variety of organizations in related fields and may be of interest to practitioners and researchers in community indicators. CHILD TRENDS DATABANK Description. The Child Trends DataBank is a one-stop source for the latest national trends and research on over 100 key indicators of child and youth well-being. The DataBank Delivers. • Continuously updated trend data with the latest national estimates for all indicators. • Plain-language reporting on trends and population

subgroup

HEALTH EQUITY INDEX

Author: Connecticut Association of Directors of Health Date: Abstract: The Health Equity Index (Index) is a community-based electronic tool, the first of its kind in the nation, that profiles and measures the social determinants (including the social, political, economic, and environmental conditions) that affect health and their correlations with specific health outcomes. COMMUNITY INDICATORS VICTORIA Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

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SAN FRANCISCO INDICATOR PROJECT The San Francisco Indicator Project is a neighborhood-level data system that measures how San Francisco performs in eight dimensions of a healthy, equitable community. The goal of this project is to support collaboration, planning, decision making, and advocacy for social and physical environments that meet the needs of all citizens. SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING: MEASURING HAPPINESS, SUFFERING, AND Author: Arthur A. Stone and Christopher Mackie, Editors Date: 2013 Abstract: Subjective well-being refers to how people experience and evaluate their lives and specific domains and activities in their lives. This information has already proven valuable to researchers, who have produced insights about the emotional states and experiences of people belonging to different groups, engaged in TOOLS AND INDICATORS TO MEASURE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS Tools and indicators to measure successful transitions into the workforce and identify racial disparities in post-college workforce outcomes Sept 17, 2018 NEWARK COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT The Needs Assessment is a combination of primary and secondary research including two surveys and a series of practitioner interviews conducted by the Center over the past year. The Physical Wellbeing, and Economic Wellbeing Sections are complete. The Physical Wellbeing Section has been broken into two subsections Crime and Public Safety,

and

COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM Dear Past, Present, and Potential Members, It goes without saying that the past year has brought unexpected and unanticipated challenges for

all of us.

2021 IMPACT SUMMIT

2021 Virtual Impact Summit. The theme for the 2021 Impact Summit is Community Indicators for Change: Responding, Rebuilding, and Advancing Equity. We are interested in learning about how your research creates change for the future. Whether it’s responding to the impacts and implications of the COVID-19 pandemic or advancing access and equity

EVENTS FOR JUNE 4

These upcoming events are offered by CIC and by a variety of organizations in related fields and may be of interest to practitioners and researchers in community indicators. CHILD TRENDS DATABANK Description. The Child Trends DataBank is a one-stop source for the latest national trends and research on over 100 key indicators of child and youth well-being. The DataBank Delivers. • Continuously updated trend data with the latest national estimates for all indicators. • Plain-language reporting on trends and population

subgroup

HEALTH EQUITY INDEX

Author: Connecticut Association of Directors of Health Date: Abstract: The Health Equity Index (Index) is a community-based electronic tool, the first of its kind in the nation, that profiles and measures the social determinants (including the social, political, economic, and environmental conditions) that affect health and their correlations with specific health outcomes. COMMUNITY INDICATORS VICTORIA Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

703-778-7711‬

SAN FRANCISCO INDICATOR PROJECT The San Francisco Indicator Project is a neighborhood-level data system that measures how San Francisco performs in eight dimensions of a healthy, equitable community. The goal of this project is to support collaboration, planning, decision making, and advocacy for social and physical environments that meet the needs of all citizens. SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING: MEASURING HAPPINESS, SUFFERING, AND Author: Arthur A. Stone and Christopher Mackie, Editors Date: 2013 Abstract: Subjective well-being refers to how people experience and evaluate their lives and specific domains and activities in their lives. This information has already proven valuable to researchers, who have produced insights about the emotional states and experiences of people belonging to different groups, engaged in TOOLS AND INDICATORS TO MEASURE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS Tools and indicators to measure successful transitions into the workforce and identify racial disparities in post-college workforce outcomes Sept 17, 2018 NEWARK COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT The Needs Assessment is a combination of primary and secondary research including two surveys and a series of practitioner interviews conducted by the Center over the past year. The Physical Wellbeing, and Economic Wellbeing Sections are complete. The Physical Wellbeing Section has been broken into two subsections Crime and Public Safety,

and

PRODUCTS – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM This is where you can add new products to your store.

2021 IMPACT SUMMIT

2021 Virtual Impact Summit. The theme for the 2021 Impact Summit is Community Indicators for Change: Responding, Rebuilding, and Advancing Equity. We are interested in learning about how your research creates change for the future. Whether it’s responding to the impacts and implications of the COVID-19 pandemic or advancing access and equity ABOUT CIC – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM The Community Indicator Consortium supports communities’ efforts to use community data to improve quality of life. Since 2005, CIC has provided resources and tools to help communities and practitioners advance the practice and effective use of community indicators. DASHBOARD – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

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DATA VISUALIZATION WITH TABLEAU Online Training Data Visualization with Tableau August 10, 12, 17, & 19, 2021 2:00 – 4:00pm Eastern Time Learn how to clean, shape, aggregate, and merge frequently used workforce and economic development datasets, including industry and occupational projections and community indicators, and organize your visualizations in Tableau Desktop. Analyzing big EVENTS FOR JULY 7, 2021 These upcoming events are offered by CIC and by a variety of organizations in related fields and may be of interest to practitioners and researchers in community indicators. WEBINARS – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM About CIC. Strategic Plan; Board of Directors; Management; Contact Us; Donate; Awards; Resources. Webinars. First Fridays Coffee Break Webinar Series Recordings CANADIAN COMPOSITE LEARNING INDEX A product of the Canadian Council on Learning (CCL), the Composite Learning Index (CLI) is Canada’s annual measure of progress in lifelong learning. It is based on a combination of statistical indicators that reflect the many ways Canadians learn, whether in school, in the home, at work or within the community. COMMUNITY INDICATORS Rhonda Phillips, AICP, is the director of the Center for Building Better Communities in the College of Design, Construction, and Planning at the University of Florida. An associate professor of urban

planning,

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COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM CIC Impact Summit 2021 Call for Sessions The Community Indicators Consortium (CIC) is currently soliciting proposals for the 2021 annual Impact Summit, which will be held virtually November 1 - 4, 2021. COMMUNITY INDICATORS Community indicators span a wide levels of generality or precision, geographies, durations, and range of topics that support community’s sustainability, such as cultural, economic, environmental and social trends. They can apply to the community as a whole or to specific interests and identities. The same project may include objective CHILD TRENDS DATABANK Description. The Child Trends DataBank is a one-stop source for the latest national trends and research on over 100 key indicators of child and youth well-being. The DataBank Delivers. • Continuously updated trend data with the latest national estimates for all indicators. • Plain-language reporting on trends and population

subgroup

CANADIAN COMPOSITE LEARNING INDEX A product of the Canadian Council on Learning (CCL), the Composite Learning Index (CLI) is Canada’s annual measure of progress in lifelong learning. It is based on a combination of statistical indicators that reflect the many ways Canadians learn, whether in school, in the home, at work or within the community. SELECTING INDICATORS FOR IMPACT EVALUATION. The use of indicators can be made into an elaborate science demanding a major workload. Using a large number of different indicators, however, has no merit in itself.

HEALTH EQUITY INDEX

Author: Connecticut Association of Directors of Health Date: Abstract: The Health Equity Index (Index) is a community-based electronic tool, the first of its kind in the nation, that profiles and measures the social determinants (including the social, political, economic, and environmental conditions) that affect health and their correlations with specific health outcomes. COMMUNITY INDICATORS VICTORIA Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

703-778-7711‬

TOOLS AND INDICATORS TO MEASURE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS Tools and indicators to measure successful transitions into the workforce and identify racial disparities in post-college workforce outcomes Sept 17, 2018 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING: MEASURING HAPPINESS, SUFFERING, AND Author: Arthur A. Stone and Christopher Mackie, Editors Date: 2013 Abstract: Subjective well-being refers to how people experience and evaluate their lives and specific domains and activities in their lives. This information has already proven valuable to researchers, who have produced insights about the emotional states and experiences of people belonging to different groups, engaged in NEWARK COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT The Needs Assessment is a combination of primary and secondary research including two surveys and a series of practitioner interviews conducted by the Center over the past year. The Physical Wellbeing, and Economic Wellbeing Sections are complete. The Physical Wellbeing Section has been broken into two subsections Crime and Public Safety,

and

COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM CIC Impact Summit 2021 Call for Sessions The Community Indicators Consortium (CIC) is currently soliciting proposals for the 2021 annual Impact Summit, which will be held virtually November 1 - 4, 2021. COMMUNITY INDICATORS Community indicators span a wide levels of generality or precision, geographies, durations, and range of topics that support community’s sustainability, such as cultural, economic, environmental and social trends. They can apply to the community as a whole or to specific interests and identities. The same project may include objective CHILD TRENDS DATABANK Description. The Child Trends DataBank is a one-stop source for the latest national trends and research on over 100 key indicators of child and youth well-being. The DataBank Delivers. • Continuously updated trend data with the latest national estimates for all indicators. • Plain-language reporting on trends and population

subgroup

CANADIAN COMPOSITE LEARNING INDEX A product of the Canadian Council on Learning (CCL), the Composite Learning Index (CLI) is Canada’s annual measure of progress in lifelong learning. It is based on a combination of statistical indicators that reflect the many ways Canadians learn, whether in school, in the home, at work or within the community. SELECTING INDICATORS FOR IMPACT EVALUATION. The use of indicators can be made into an elaborate science demanding a major workload. Using a large number of different indicators, however, has no merit in itself.

HEALTH EQUITY INDEX

Author: Connecticut Association of Directors of Health Date: Abstract: The Health Equity Index (Index) is a community-based electronic tool, the first of its kind in the nation, that profiles and measures the social determinants (including the social, political, economic, and environmental conditions) that affect health and their correlations with specific health outcomes. COMMUNITY INDICATORS VICTORIA Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

703-778-7711‬

TOOLS AND INDICATORS TO MEASURE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITIONS Tools and indicators to measure successful transitions into the workforce and identify racial disparities in post-college workforce outcomes Sept 17, 2018 SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING: MEASURING HAPPINESS, SUFFERING, AND Author: Arthur A. Stone and Christopher Mackie, Editors Date: 2013 Abstract: Subjective well-being refers to how people experience and evaluate their lives and specific domains and activities in their lives. This information has already proven valuable to researchers, who have produced insights about the emotional states and experiences of people belonging to different groups, engaged in NEWARK COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT The Needs Assessment is a combination of primary and secondary research including two surveys and a series of practitioner interviews conducted by the Center over the past year. The Physical Wellbeing, and Economic Wellbeing Sections are complete. The Physical Wellbeing Section has been broken into two subsections Crime and Public Safety,

and

COMMUNITY INDICATORS Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

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RESOURCES – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

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KNOWLEDGE – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM The CIC Toolbox Helps Indicator Projects Succeed The Community Indicator Consortium supports communities’ efforts to improve quality of life. Since 2005, CIC has provided resources and tools to help communities and practitioners advance the practice and effective use of community indicators. Educational Opportunities, such as Webinars CIC offers a host of educational opportunities, including PRODUCTS – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM This is where you can add new products to your store.

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ABOUT CIC – COMMUNITY INDICATORS CONSORTIUM The Community Indicator Consortium supports communities’ efforts to use community data to improve quality of life. Since 2005, CIC has provided resources and tools to help communities and practitioners advance the practice and effective use of community indicators. EVENTS FOR JULY 6, 2021 These upcoming events are offered by CIC and by a variety of organizations in related fields and may be of interest to practitioners and researchers in community indicators. CANADIAN COMPOSITE LEARNING INDEX Community Indicators Consortium P.O. BOX 12546 Arlington, VA, 22209

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COMMUNITY INDICATORS PROJECT DEVELOPMENT GUIDE The Community Indicators Project Development Guide sets out to provide a comprehensive resource, based on literature search, interviews, and personal experience, on how to start, implement, and sustain a community indicators project that will help create those favorable conditions for a community, and its families and children, to thrive. The focus throughout this volume is

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