Past and Present Projects Data Driven Detroit

Projects

Data Driven Detroit has worked on many projects in a variety of subject areas. Visit our projects pages to see what we’ve been up to.

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Detroit and its Neighborhoods

Detroit

The Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit	CDAD Neighborhood Revitalization Strategic Framework	City Council Elections by District
Consumer Expenditure Survey	Detroit Residential Parcel Survey	Detroit Public Schools Student Dispersion
Detroit Industrial Parcel Survey	Detroit Sustainability Indicators	Housing Market Transaction Data
Local Initiatives Support Corportation (LISC)	M1 Rail Project Neighborhood Indicators Benchmarks	Michigan NSP2 Consortium
RightStart Detroit	Supporting The Skillman Foundation’s Good Neighborhoods and Excellent Schools	Social Compact DrillDownSocial Compact DrillDown
The State of Detroit’s Child	Wayne State University Institute of Environmental Health Sciences	Focus: HOPE
City Council Elections by District

Neighborhoods

Environmental Indicators	East Jefferson Neighborhood Profile	Max & Marjorie S. Fisher- Brightmoor Neighborhood
Lower East Side Action Plan (LEAP)	Woodward Corridor Initiative	Southwest Detroit Community Youth Mapping

Region

New Economy Initiative	One D Scorecard	Senior Mobility Outreach Project
Starfish Family Services	Wayne and Macomb Counties' Great Start Collaboratives	Detroit Kids Data
Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit	Southeast Michigan Synod	Charter One
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan

State

ArtServe Michigan	Better Buildings for Michigan	Center for Michigan 2010 Scorecard
Michigan 2010 Census Planning	Redistricting in Michigan

Also see our Related Research page.

Kurt’s Thoughts

Diversity is the Future for Michigan March 11, 2012

The Census Bureau released its newest compilation of 2010 Census data for Michigan on March 8. This file allows us to understand the demographics of the growing racial and ethnic groups across our St […Click title to read on]

Beauty Truly is in the Eye of the Beholder! March 3, 2012

I am sure that everyone reading this post has been to the Zoo at sometime in their life. I grew up going to the Cincinnati Zoo and have tried to visit others when in cities around the country. I reme […Click title to read on]

Michigan Births Take Another Hit February 27, 2012

The long awaited release of final birth numbers for 2010 show that Michigan experienced another year of decreasing births – a trend that, with a few minor variations, has been in effect for the last 2 […Click title to read on]

Let the Spirit of Volunteerism Rise in Metro Detroit! February 21, 2012

On Wednesday, February 22, I have the distinct pleasure of joining Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh and WDET’s Craig Fahle for “an unprecedented evening on Wayne State’s Campus.” As the an […Click title to read on]

Coffee Is Indeed Good For You! February 15, 2012

I read an article the other day that made me think of the Woody Allen movie Sleeper. In the movie, Woody has been cryogenically frozen and is thawed out many years later. Among the many consequences […Click title to read on]