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Toward A Thriving Future: New Jersey Dashboard
The dashboard and explainer feature indicators related to human flourishing from birth to young adulthood by county and legislative district in New Jersey.
A Portrait of Los Angeles County 2026
A Portrait of Los Angeles County 2026 takes an in-depth look into well-being and opportunity in Los Angeles County, one of the most diverse places in the nation.
DATA2GO.NYC
DATA2GO.NYC is a free, interactive tool that lets you explore over 400 indicators related to human well-being and inequality across New York City's nearly 200 neighborhoods.
Youth Disconnection Interactive Tool
Millions of young people in the United States are neither working nor in school. Explore the latest youth disconnection data for yourself in this interactive tool.
Human Development
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H.Res.1630 – Expressing the importance of raising awareness of opportunity youth and the necessity of investing in and supporting reconnection to education and career pathways across the United States.
"Whereas, as of 2024, 10.7 percent of young people ages 16 to 24 in the United States, or 4,336,000 young people, are considered opportunity youth"
U.S. Congressional Resolution | October 19, 2026Comments from Richard Besser, MD, Opposing the Proposal to Undermine the Accuracy and Integrity of the Census
"New York hospital systems—including Northwell Health, New York-Presbyterian, Mount Sinai, and NYC Health+ Hospitals—have used Measure of America’s DATA2GO.NYC for work including community health needs assessments. The tool brings Census Bureau socioeconomic and demographic data together with health outcomes and behavior data, helping users understand the conditions surrounding patients’ lives and differences between neighborhoods."
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation | October 16, 2026Out of School…and Out of Luck? Our waning commitment to youth who aren’t working or in school
"Based on data from Measure of America’s 2024 report, Broad Recovery, Persistent Inequity: Youth Disconnection in America, about 63 percent of opportunity youth live in states with these waivers."
New America | October 8, 2026
