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Twitter Facebook-f Envelope About About NDSC Our Team Commitment to Equity Feedback Subscribe Menu About About NDSC Our Team Commitment to Equity Feedback Subscribe Map Stories Data Menu Map Stories Data Menu About NDSC Partners FAQs Community Stories Reports Data Map Dashboards USC Area Housing Dashboard About the Housing Dashboard Resident Characteristics Built Environment Stability & Affordability Images & Displacement South LA All In Community Development Index SLATE-Z Community Dashboard Los Angeles COVID-19 Dashboard Los Angeles Poverty Summit Dashboard Community NDSC Trainings Partners Civic Support Enterprise Reports Menu Dashboards USC Area Housing Dashboard About the Housing Dashboard Resident Characteristics Built Environment Stability & Affordability Images & Displacement South LA All In Community Development Index SLATE-Z Community Dashboard Los Angeles COVID-19 Dashboard Los Angeles Poverty Summit Dashboard Community NDSC Trainings Partners Civic Support Enterprise Reports Poverty Summit Dashboard The data is intended to summarize key components of the landscape of poverty in the City of Los Angeles. Metrics are disaggregated at various demographic levels and shown for relevant political geographies EXPLORE THE DASHBOARD Civic Support Enterprise Pro bono data support services such as rapid response research, data analyses, and custom visualizations to local community partners EXPLORE THE PROJECT Reparations for Black Americans In September 2020, California Assembly Bill 3121 developed a California Reparations Task Force to study and issue reparations recommendations for Black Californians. Learn more about the racial wealth gap in Los Angeles County and recent policies around reparations. Read the Story Explore your Neighborhood View data across ten different policy areas across LA County neighborhoods, cities and census tracts. Enter Map Previous Next Learn About a New Era of NDSC NDSC is New and Improved! We are delighted to announce recent improvements to the platform (NDSC) . The platform is now powered by Microsoft’s industry-leading cloud technology. Thanks to Microsoft and the developers at Slalom, this migration makes the NDSC you already know faster, more accurate, and more intuitive. The spirit of NDSC will always remain the same: a free, publicly available online resource for civic actors to learn about their communities. It will continue to help tell the stories of L.A. neighborhoods through maps, charts, data analysis, and storytelling, helping community stakeholders track measurable change, improve local policies and programs, and ultimately advocate for a better quality of life within their communities. All of what you love about NDSC remains the same, but with improved functionality and user experience. If you already knew how to use NDSC, you will still know how to use it. No new training is required. As a result of this update, users will now enjoy key benefits: Easily compare your customized data with county averages Easily share your findings with colleagues through our easy-to-use print function Seamlessly create or sign in to your NDSC account through Facebook, E-mail, or Microsoft account Data stories are better than ever with enhanced user functionality. Flip through relevant charts, and stories for more robust research! View more timely and accurate data based on the newly added 2020 census tracts Some important things to note for on-going users: Users will need to create a new account for NDSC once the migration has occurred Users will also need to recreate any custom neighborhoods on the current iteration of NDSC. The NDSC web address, maps, and data will remain entirely the same For any questions, please email Elly Schoen at ebschoen@price.usc.edu. About NDSC (NDSC) provides civic actors the tools they need to advocate for a better quality of life within their communities. (NDSC) is a project within the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate focused on using data to help local civic actors track measurable change, improve local policies and programs, and ultimately advocate for a better quality of life within their communities. The project includes a free, publicly available online resource that helps tell the stories of L.A. neighborhoods through maps, charts and storytelling, as well as a suite of customizable data services for local civic actors. Learn to use NDSC through: MAP Explore information about Los Angeles County across ten policy areas through the interactive map. STORIES Read data stories that illuminate trends across Los Angeles County neighborhoods using rich narrative, interactive visualizations, and beautiful photos. DATA Learn more about the data used across the site, where it came from, and why it’s to measure. TRAINING Attend a free, community training workshop for the NDSC platform. For additional information about NDSC, please contact Elly Schoen, Data & Project Manager, at ebschoen@usc.edu . EXPLORE MAP Home About NDSC Partners Community Stories Reports Data Map Subscribe Feedback Privacy Policy Menu Home About NDSC Partners Community Stories Reports Data Map Subscribe Feedback Privacy Policy Twitter Facebook-f Envelope Copyright 2024 © All rights Reserved....