Attending to the multiple histories of poverty, segregation, and injustice in the region.
We are making real-time rent data in Hampton Roads publicly available and free. Normally, data like this sits behind hefty paywalls at property tech companies.
By opening it up to the public, we are supporting activist and research efforts to track the growing crisis of unaffordable housing and its intersections with poverty, gun violence, food access, and more.
This interactive dashboard looks at gun violence in Hampton Roads from 2018 - 2022 alongside a number of social and economic correlates.
Part of the Hampton Roads Atlas, this work begins attending to the multiple histories of poverty, segregation, and injustice that converge around violence in the region.
Newly released data on incarceration in Hampton Roads paints a sobering picture.
Data on incarceration rates have not always been easy to access, especially in Virginia. Until now. Publicly available for this first time in decades, incarceration is hitting poor and majority-Black communities hard in Hampton Roads.