Visualizing the South is designed to build shared understanding of the region. By mapping outcomes, highlighting patterns, and creating interactive dashboards, Visualizing the South presents
The number of nonprofits in a community offers insight into that area’s ability to weather change or hardship.
County-level data reveals women’s representation in the workforce relative to population.
SEAP recently partnered with the Southern Environmental Law Center, Workshop, and Young Gifted & Green to host the Southern Data Centers Research and Policy Convening.
Southern communities face some of the nation’s most persistent economic, health, and environmental inequities. At the same time, they are navigating increasing instability in public
Mapping Black population share at multiple geographic levels highlights the South’s central role in Black America.
Everyone belongs in policymaking conversations and have released a report highlighting what we’ve learned through years of community-centered data projects.
This report draws on insights from over 50 stakeholders on how this grant opportunity galvanized Southern leaders.
Southern cities, including Richmond, VA, Charlotte, NC, Louisville, KY and Sarasota, FL identified as examples of participatory climate planning excellence.
SEAP recently wrapped up its support for the inaugural Our Dollars, Our Dreams community — New Orleans, LA. We assisted the Building Equity Collaborative in
