I guess I’m in a generous mood of late, as I have more kudos to hand out. Tulsa’s Child Abuse Network sends out a weekly email to board members, staff, and other stakeholders called “Tuesday Tidbits” that summarizes some headline numbers of their week: the children they saw, age breakdowns, types of abuse, types of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘data’
Digesting Data
Posted in Research & Data, tagged Child Abuse Network, data, outcomes on January 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Privatized Data?
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged data, technology on September 24, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Last week I went to a Census training session sponsored by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce that was designed to teach people like me how to use the incredibly clunky US Census website as well as websites like that of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission. I got to thinking about how poorly government websites present [...]
New Census Income/Poverty Numbers
Posted in Poverty, Research & Data, tagged Census, data, Poverty on August 26, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Highlights and report. Analysis at Moving Up, Center for American Progress, and Center for Budget and Policy Priorities. Working on updating some of our Tulsa numbers on children under 6 in poverty. Post that soon. Basically, we didn’t see a huge movement in the Tulsa County/City numbers, measured as the share of children under 6. [...]
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