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Data have the power to transform the way we see the world, helping us to identify health disparities and drive policy change. The Data in Action section has tools to get you started.

Sexually transmitted infection rates vary widely by race/ethnicity. Recent data show African-American youth were six times more likely to contract Chlamydia compared to White youth and 13 times more likely than Asian/Pacific Islander youth of the same age. See the latest data.

Learn more about California children’s living arrangements. New and updated data include expanded information about family demographics and housing situations.

41% of 5th graders in California were overweight or obese in 2018. Particularly troubling are the large race/ethnicity disparities, with higher rates for Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander and Hispanic/Latino students as compared to Asian American and White students.

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The educational environment is one of the core foundations that shape children and is crucial to ensuring optimal health and well being. Access over 270 indicators across more than a dozen topics from the viewpoint of California's students and school staff.