DataHaven

From Understanding Greater New Haven

Welcome

Welcome to the DataHaven Community Knowledge Center. This center's goal is to support community governance by increasing the accessibility of public knowledge, policy analysis and related data. 

The Community Knowledge Center will help citizens and policymakers draw connections among complex issues such as health, early childhood education, civic vitality, smart growth and youth development. When presented at both the regional and neighborhood level, increased access to information can help facilitate grassroots action, grant writing and evaluation.

For example, within our Understanding Your Neighborhood pages, we are working with citizens to build a comprehensive, multi-sector resource about every city, town and neighborhood within the Region.

ANNOUNCEMENT: For information on the 2010 New Haven Neighborhood Quality of Life Survey and Workshops, please click here.

New Haven and the Region New Haven and the Region Demographic Indicators Understanding Your Neighborhood	Economy Economy of Greater New Haven Economic Indicators Regional Impact of the Economic Downturn Regional Transportation
Housing Housing in Greater New Haven Housing Indicators Foreclosure: ROOF Project Homelessness	Health Health in Greater New Haven Health Indicators New Haven Health Equity Alliance New Haven Health Data Atlas
Education Education in Greater New Haven Education Indicators School Reform in New Haven New Haven Early Childhood Council	Civic Vitality Civic Vitality Civic Vitality Indicators New Haven Youth Map Guide to Grantwriting and Using Data
Public Safety Public Safety in Greater New Haven Public Safety Indicators Safety New Haven Safe Streets Coalition	Environment Environment in Greater New Haven Environmental Indicators Regional Park Systems

Instructions

The knowledge center is a collaborative online project managed by DataHaven. The site features portals by geographical and topic area: browse them here. 

Please contact us if you wish to suggest edits to pages or new topic areas.  Email info (at) ctdatahaven.org or call (203) 500-7059 with any questions on how to get involved in adding content, for instructions on how to use the site, or to volunteer to develop a new section. We seek to illuminate civic priorities by engaging the community in building this resource.

This is a beta version of the site and future enhancements are planned. DataHaven and its sponsors may not be held responsible for the content posted on this site.