Tracking Children’s Health and Well-Being in California’s Legislative Districts
Did you know that kidsdata.org gives you the ability to view data by California state and national legislative districts, and to overlay legislative maps on indicators of child health and well-being that are not available by legislative district?
Our July 15 webinar, How To Put Legislative District Data To Work For California Children, covers how to get the most out of these features. We’ll post a recording of the webinar shortly. In the meantime, here’s a “cheat sheet” of kidsdata.org indicators available by legislative district.
Demographics
Child Population, by Legislative District
Demographics of Children with Special Needs
Children with Major Disabilities, by Legislative District
Percentage of Insured/Uninsured Children Who Have Major Disabilities, by Legislative District
Family Structure
Children in the Care of Grandparents, by Legislative District
Family Structure for Children in Households, by Legislative District
Family Structure for Children in Households, by Legislative District and Race/Ethnicity
Households with and without Children, by Legislative District
Immigrants
Children Living in Linguistically Isolated Households, by Legislative District
Foreign-Born Population (Regions of 10,000 Residents or More), by Legislative District
Early Education and Child Care
Children Ages 3-5 Not Enrolled in Preschool or Kindergarten, by Legislative District
Disconnected Youth
Teens Not in School and Not Working, by Legislative District
Family Income and Poverty
Children in Poverty (Regions of 10,000 Residents or More), by Legislative District
Children Living in Low-Income Working Families, by Legislative District
Median Family Income, by Legislative District
Housing Affordability
Children Living in Crowded Households, by Legislative District
Households with a High Housing Cost Burden, by Legislative District
Unemployment
Children Without Secure Parental Employment, by Legislative District
Health Care
Health Insurance Coverage (Regions of 10,000 Residents or More), by Legislative District
RELATED CONTENT:
The New Kidsdata: Using Legislative Maps
ARCHIVED WEBINAR: The New Kidsdata.org: Putting Data to Work for California Children
Data in Your Pocket: Kidsdata.org Goes Mobile
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