Where You Live Matters | March 2025Exploring Community Health and Risk Factors in Central IndianaS M Asger Ali, Ally Scott, Jay Colbert, and Sharon KandrisWhat You'll Find in This ReportData About: Health outcomes such as: Life Expectancy Leading Causes of Death ...
Lead exposure in the Indy East Promise NeighborhoodSpecial thanks to the Marion County Public Health Department for supplying child blood lead data for analysis. A summary of the adverse effects of childhood lead exposure, inequities relative to the rest of Marion...
A monthly look at how the Indianapolis metro area is recovering and emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic
A special thank you to Keep Indianapolis Beautiful (KIB) and the Environmental Resilience Institute (ERI) at IU Bloomington for their help in compiling data used in this...
This research was funded and produced in partnership with Hear Indiana, whose mission is to create equal opportunities for children with hearing loss through Listening & Spoken Language services.Summary Hear Indiana is partnering with the Polis Center to...
This research was funded and produced in partnership with Hear Indiana, whose mission is to create equal opportunities for children with hearing loss through Listening & Spoken Language services.Summary Hear Indiana is partnering with the Polis Center to...
Key points Voter turnout in Marion County is low relative to Indiana and the U.S. Within Marion County, there is great variation in voter turnout between precincts Lower voter turnout in Marion County tends to occur in areas that are less affluent, have lower...
Eviction filings are on the rise compared to last year, but still lower than before the pandemic. Most evictions are from large owners of big apartment complexes.
An analysis of Central Indiana high schools shows that declines in college-going rates impact everyone, from affluent suburban communities to economically disadvantaged neighborhoods.
Indiana Senate Bill 230 would have required landlords to make necessary repairs to their properties. We examine the renters impacted by the bill’s failure.