My internship with the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance (BNIA-JFI) has been full of eventful surprises since my start in January 2015. I have been exposed to working directly with community …
What Happened in Baltimore and What Can We Do? A Neighborhood’s Perspective offers a clear set of data-driven objectives for community organizations, non-profits, elected officials and all stakeholders to work together …
On the Baltimore Data Day 2015, participants on and off-campus told us how they use the Vital Signs data that the Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance releases every year. Baltimore Data …
Part of a Global Effort to Achieve Newly Adopted Sustainable Development Goals November 6, 2015 Contact: University Relations Phone: 410.837.5739 The University of Baltimore, its College of Public Affairs and …
The Sept. 14 edition of the University of Baltimore class, “Divided Baltimore: How Did We Get Here? Where Do We Go?,” featured three guest lecturers focused on the topic of …
The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance-Jacob France Institute (BNIA-JFI) has been a resource on the University of Baltimore’s campus since 2007. BNIA-JFI produces Vital Signs, an annual report on quality of …
As we all locally and globally attempt to come to terms with what is currently happening in our Baltimore neighborhoods, I wanted to point many of you to the media …
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced Grow Baltimore in December 2011 with the goal of increasing Baltimore City’s population by 10,000 new households by 2020. BNIA-JFI has prepared a 3-part series of …
The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance – Jacob France Institute has been working with the Mayor’s Office of Criminal Justice to provide data analysis and evaluation services for the Byrne Criminal …
“The Opportunity Collaborative releases Strong Communities, Strong Region” The Opportunity Collaborative, January 2015 “The Baltimore region will gain economic strength by having communities that provide jobs for its residents, high quality …
