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Health and Economic Impact of COVID-19 on Neighborhoods

September 29, 2020 Sharon Kandris, Jeramy Townsley, Jay Colbert and Polis Center Coronavirus Hub, Economy, Equity, Health
Health and Economic Impact of COVID-19 on Neighborhoods

In this report, we identify the areas in Indianapolis most affected by COVID-19, particularly those already disproportionately affected by poverty; define some of the challenges families in these areas are facing; and explore ways inequity plays a role in the risk, outcomes, and impact.  We highlight trends across Indianapolis and focus on two areas in the county experiencing growing poverty and a disproportionate impact of COVID-19 – the Northeast and Northwest areas.  First, we take a look at the timeline for COVID-19 in Indianapolis.

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