#NebraskaByTheNumbers

	Redistricting Data now on data.census.gov 9/16/2021 \|There are six tables of redistricting data available for most geographies. For easy access we provide links to these for Nebraska on our 2020 Census page. In addition, we have compiled the most popular data from these tables for Nebraska, congressional districts, unicameral districts, counties, and places in a handy dashboard where you can view and easily download the data.
	Local Counts and Redistricting Data 8/12/2021 \| CPAR held a press conference to discuss and answer questions about the local count and redistricting data from the 2020 Census released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. Of Nebraska's 93 counties, 24 — or 26% — had population growth in the 2010s. Visit our 2020 Census page to learn more about the release and to download tables of Nebraska data compiled by CPAR.
	Economic Conditions & Projections for Omaha-Council Bluffs 6/22/2021 \| Colleagues in the UNO College of Business Administration have prepared a report on the Omaha economy post COVID-19. Using a range of metrics the report demonstrates, that while Nebraska weathered the pandemic better than other states and is well into a solid recovery, the economy is not yet stronger than in 2019.
	Consider This... \| 2020 Census Results 6/12/2021 \| David Drozd was a featured guest on Consider This...with Cathy Wyatt. The 2020 Census slogan was "Shape Your Future: START HERE." How did Nebraskans respond? The pandemic may have kept us from doing many things; however, providing the necessary data did not seem to be one of them. In fact, the state ranked fourth in self-responding. And that’s not all. Watch the episode to learn how Nebraska stacks up to the rest of the country when it comes to growth.
	The Impact Statement 5/26/2021 \| May's issue of The Impact Statement shows how CPAR leverages data to help all Nebraskans make informed decisions that improve the lives of their families, their neighbors, and the world around them. Read it to learn how we were instrumental in supporting U.S. Census efforts in the state, tracking vaccination rates, and understanding the implications of many businesses' shift to remote work. Read a UNO News Center article about our impact. \| Listen to a two-part interview of Catherine Lang and Josie Schafer by Mike Hogan on KIOS.
	Aksarben Foundation Data Book 5/12/2021 \| We partnered with the Aksarben Foundation to prepare a Data Book showing demographic and socio-economic characteristics over time. Highlights include population change in Nebraska and the U.S.; rising diversity for various age groups and aspects of Nebraska’s workforce such as educational attainment and earnings. The document also shows patterns in Nebraska’s net migration by education level (brain drain) compared to other states.
	Nebraska's workforce research featured in SPN 5/6/2021 \| Josie Schafer's research on Nebraska's workforce was recently featured in the UNL Nebraska Governance & Technology Center Tech Roundup which referenced an article in Silicon Prairie News debating whether remote workers benefit the economies where they live. Schafer's research was originally presented at the April session of the 2021 Nebraska Data Users Conference Series. Schafer's research was also highlighted in a story in the UNO News Center.
	Nebraska's First Look at 2020 Census Data 4/26/21 \| University Communications and the Center for Public Affairs Research held an online press conference detailing data about Nebraska from the first release of data from the 2020 Census. Nebraska's population count for April 1, 2020, is 1,961,504. Visit our 2020 Census page for the latest information and data. Read a story about the press conference.
	CPAR Featured in OWH Article on Measuring Economic Impact 4/6/21 \| We are honored to be featured in the Omaha World-Herald for the work we have done to measure economic impact across Nebraska during the COVID-19 pandemic. Schafer is quoted, "[Our efforts] provide needed evidence of where the state is, where it has been, and where it is going — allowing public officials and business owners to make informed decisions." The article can also be found in the UNO News Center.
	Number of Establishments by County and NBDC Region 3/19/2021 \| We recently analyzed some business establishment data from the Nebraska Department of Labor, U.S. Census Bureau, and Bureau of Labor Statistics for the Nebraska Business Development Center. We also created a map and combined that with the data into an infographic. NBDC included it in their 2020 Annual Report.
	CPAR Collaborates on Nebraska Community Opportunity Map 3/5/2021 \| The Community Opportunity Map displays a wide range of demographic and socio-economic factors plus items related to child well-being such as juvenile arrests, child abuse/neglect, and teen births. CPAR partnered with a variety of other stakeholders to develop this tool now in its third iteration with a new geographic level for Nebraska Unicameral Districts.
	A Deeper Look at Brain Drain with David Drozd 3/5/2021 \| David Drozd is in the news! He was interviewed by KMTV News for A Deeper Look: Brain Drain in Nebraska. Brain drain is the net migration of college educated adults moving out of the state. Over the last 10 years Nebraska lost about 2,000 adults a year to brain drain.
	Governing.unomaha.edu Features New and Updated Stories 2/25/2021 \| Governing.unomaha.edu has new stories on vehicle availability, housing affordability, and children in married couple households. Recently updated stories include city renter population, commute times, housing affordability, cities with long-term residents, union membership, and industry/occupation by age. Updates and additions are done regularly to assure the data stays available and relevant.
	Access the Experts: David Drozd 2/5/2021 \| David Drozd, research coordinator, was recently featured in an installment of Access the Experts, answering the question: “How did places like Nebraska become so demographically segregated, in which small towns are predominately white and urban areas are more ethnically diverse?”
	Population Data and Projections for the Norris School District 2/4/2021 \| CPAR prepared population projections by age and grade for the fast-growing Norris School District. The projections utilized local fertility trends and detailed migration by age patterns. They highlight what the district can expect in the years ahead to aid their planning for expected future growth.
	Nebraska Legislative Planning Committee 2020 Annual Report 1/28/2021 \| CPAR worked with the Planning Committee of the Nebraska State Legislature throughout 2020 to produce demographic, economic, and policy reports and dashboards. The 2020 Annual Report summarizes the efforts of the committee for all the senators of the Nebraska unicameral. Download the report.
	COVID-19 and Its IMPACT on Aging Nebraskans 1/28/2021 \| Finding ways to support elders at this time is of critical importance, especially those living alone or isolated. CPAR recently partnered with the UNO Department of Gerontology to produce a report on COVID-19 and its impact on aging Nebraskans for Nebraska's Area Agencies on Aging.
	How to Use the Census Bureau's Subject Tables from the American Community Survey on data.census.gov Tutorial Video 12.23.2020 \| Here is the third in our series of tutorial videos produced by CPAR. This one is of David Drozd demonstrating how to use the Census Bureau's subject tables from the American Community Survey on data.census.gov. Subject tables have both numbers and percentages making them a versatile choice when looking for data on a particular topic. View a list of subject tables.
	CPAR Updates Vizualizations 12.18.2020 \| The Census Bureau released the American Community Suvey 5-Year Estimates for 2015-2019. Then we updated three of our most popular dashboards: Quick Facts for Counties; Quick Facts for Legislative Districts; and Comparing Legislative Districts. Check them out for the latest data for Nebraska!
	Data Show Unicameral Districts Likely to Need Adjustment During 2021 Redistricting 12.17.2020 \| Want a sneak preview of how the 2020 Census might affect the boundaries of the Unicameral Districts? David Drozd analyzed data from the recently released 2015-2019 American Community Survey 5-year Estimates to determine which districts have higher or lower populations than average. These population variances will impact redistricting in 2021. Read the stories in the Lincoln Journal Star, KNEB, and KLIN. \| View the data.
	How to Find, Download, and Rank Data for the 100 Most Populated Metro Areas Using data.census.gov Tutorial Video 12.15.2020 \| Here is the second in our series of tutorial videos produced by CPAR. This one is of David Drozd demonstrating how to find, download, and rank data for the 100 most populated metroa areas using data.census.gov.
	How to Create a Thematic Map on data.census.gov Tutorial Video 12.7.2020 \| Here is the first in a series of tutorial videos produced by CPAR. This one is of David Drozd demonstrating how to select, download and create a online map of ZIP code data using the mapping function at data.census.gov. Watch this space for more tutorials; and let us know if there are specific tutorials you want to see.
	Vehicle Availability for U.S. Metro on governing.unomaha.edu 11.11.2020 \| We added a new story on governing.unomaha.edu. It includes a interactive map and data table that explore the percentage of different types of households in U.S. metros that have no vehicle available. While you are there check out recent updates to our stories on census return rates, federal employment, and personal consumption expenditures.
	Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System in Nebraska 10.22.2020 \| CPAR — with partners Leah Butler and Ryan Spohn from the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice — prepared a descriptive brief on racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system in Nebraska at the request of the Planning Committee of the Nebraska Legislature.
	COVID-19's Impact on Nebraska Rural Transit Service 09.29.2020 \| CPAR, as part of the Nebraska Statewide Transit Initiative, conducted two surveys of Nebraska transit agency managers to better understand how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted rural transit services in Nebraska. The findings are in the COVID-19's Impact on Nebraska Rural Transit Service report and Executive Summary. \| Read the news report.
	Nebraska Youth Survey 09.27.2020 \| CPAR worked with the Nebraska Community Foundation to conduct the Nebraska Youth Survey. Over 1,000 high school students responded. The results reveal the priorities, values, and desires of these individuals as well as factors that may influence their decision to return to or remain in Greater Nebraska in the future. \| Read a news report explaining the survey process and results. This report is a featured story of the Community Engagement Partnership Initiative.
	Access the Experts: Josie Schafer 9.25.2020 \| Josie Schafer, director of CPAR, was recently featured in an installment of Access the Experts, answering the question: "One of the biggest concerns for our state is rural depopulation and brain drain. What efforts are underway to create a stable future for rural Nebraska?"
	2020 Nebraska Data Users Conference 08.24.2020 \| While the 2020 Nebraska Data Users Conference is over, you can still access the presentations and recordings of the presentations for a nominal fee ($50). This fee will insure that we can continue to offer a quality conference and experience for all our Nebraska data users.
	ROUND TWO \| COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses: Nebraska Business Response Survey Report 08.19.2020 \| CPAR and a variety of statewide partners conducted a second round of the Nebraska Business Response Survey in June 2020 to study the continuing impact of COVID-19 on Nebraska businesses. Read the news release.
	Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard 07.07.2020 \| The Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard is a joint project with of the Planning Committee of the Nebraska Legislature to offer a visual tracking system of the state’s fiscal health through the COVID-19 pandemic and into recovery. All indicators will be updated regularly to provide timely, on-going information during the evolving pandemic.
	Lancaster County Population Projections: 2010 to 2050 06.10.2020 \| CPAR prepared a report, Lancaster County Population Projections, which presents a comprehensive set of population and household projections to 2050 for Lancaster County, Nebraska. The projections detail continued growth, especially among older age groups. The projections provide values for both non-Hispanic Whites and persons of color, indicating rising diversity over time. Projected household statistics include those that have a child under age 18, those that live alone, and average household size.

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CPAR Upcoming Activities and Outreach

9/21	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
9/22	Presentation on 2020 Census results and population trends at the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce's Policy Forum \| David Drozd
10/12	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
10/28	Nebraska Data Users Conference Series \| 2020 Socioeconomic Data and What It Tells Us About the Pandemic \| Maps for Information Sharing: Pros and Cons
11/9	Presentation at the NET Force Entrepreneurship Best Practices Summit \| Josie Schafer
11/16	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington

CPAR Recent Activities and Outreach

9/9	Presentation on Latino population growth at Western Community College Lunch & Learn \| David Drozd
8/26	Nebraska Data Users Conference Series \| Nebraska State and Local Population Trends \| Redistricting: Examples and Experiences from Other States
8/19	Presentation on how to obtain U.S. Census Bureau information at the Nebraska Arts Council Statewide Arts Conference \| David Drozd
8/12	Local Impacts of Census Redistricting Data Press Conference \| David Drozd
8/11	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
7/14	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
6/24	Nebraska Data Users Conference Series \| Understanding Vulnerable Populations \| Human Mobility \| Women and the Economy \| Aging
6/17	Presentation to Leadership Nebraska \| David Drozd
6/12	First airing of "Consider This..." episode on 2020 Census approportionment data for Nebraska \| David Drozd
6/9	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
6/8	Filming of "Consider This..." episode on 2020 Census approportionment data for Nebraska \| David Drozd
6/3	Presentation to State Farm agents \| David Drozd
5/19	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
5/11	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
4/28	The Numbers Game: How Nebraska's Changing Demographics Influence Public Policy, a course offered by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln \| Josie Schafer
4/22	Nebraska Data Users Conference Series \| Using data.census.gov \| Data resources from CPAR \| Exploring Nebraska's Workforce Using the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey
4/21	The Numbers Game: How Nebraska's Changing Demographics Influence Public Policy, a course offered by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln \| Josie Schafer
4/14	The Numbers Game: How Nebraska's Changing Demographics Influence Public Policy, a course offered by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln \| Josie Schafer
4/8	Panel presentation on Designing the Nebraska Affordable House, an event of History Nebraska \| Josie Schafer
4/7	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
4/7	The Numbers Game: How Nebraska's Changing Demographics Influence Public Policy, a course offered by the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln \| Josie Schafer
3/24	Presentation on Title VI at Passenger Assistance Safety and Sensitivity course of Nebraska Safety Center \| Matt Harrington
1/29	Recording of Go Vote Omaha video regarding redistricting with the League of Women Voters \| David Drozd
12/22	Census Bureau release of state total population estimates as of July 1, 2020 \| David Drozd
12/18	Presentation to the Planning Committee of the Nebraska State Legislature \| Josie Schafer
12/9	Presentation on population data and enrollment projections for the Norris School District at Norris Board of Education meeting \| David Drozd
12/10	Release of 2015-2019 ACS Five-Year Estimates \| David Drozd
11/23	Presentation to the Planning Committee of the Nebraska State Legislature \| Josie Schafer
11/9	Presentation on the Greater Nebraska Youth Survey at the Nebraska Community Foundation's Dream Welcome Week \| Josie Schafer
10/13	Presentation on Title VI at Nebraska Safety Center PASS training \| Matt Harrington
9/29	Presentation to the Nebraska Legislature Planning Committee \| Josie Schafer
9/24	Presentation on diversity at the Mutually Inclusive event on diversity and talent in the workforce, presented by Mutual of Omaha \| David Drozd
9/16	Healthy Aging and Trends panel session at the Nebraska Public Health Conference \| David Drozd
8/26	Digital Communications: Relationships, Engagement, and Fundraising \| Lisa Sock \| Certificate in Fundraising Management
8/20	31st Annual Nebraska Data Users Conference
8/21	Tapping into the Power of Corporate Giving \| Jeff McGinn \| Certificate in Fundraising Management
8/19	31st Annual Nebraska Data Users Conference
8/13	Knox County Public Transit Discussion: Mobility Management - Phase 3 presentation to the Knox County Board of Supervisors \| Bill Bivin
8/5	Using data.census.gov for Health Related Data presentation to a Nebraska Hospital Association workgroup \| David Drozd

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	Redistricting Data now on data.census.gov 9/16/2021 \|There are six tables of redistricting data available for most geographies. For easy access we provide links to these for Nebraska on our 2020 Census page. In addition, we have compiled the most popular data from these tables for Nebraska, congressional districts, unicameral districts, counties, and places in a handy dashboard where you can view and easily download the data.
	Local Counts and Redistricting Data 8/12/2021 \| CPAR held a press conference to discuss and answer questions about the local count and redistricting data from the 2020 Census released today by the U.S. Census Bureau. Of Nebraska's 93 counties, 24 — or 26% — had population growth in the 2010s. Visit our 2020 Census page to learn more about the release and to download tables of Nebraska data compiled by CPAR.
	Economic Conditions & Projections for Omaha-Council Bluffs 6/22/2021 \| Colleagues in the UNO College of Business Administration have prepared a report on the Omaha economy post COVID-19. Using a range of metrics the report demonstrates, that while Nebraska weathered the pandemic better than other states and is well into a solid recovery, the economy is not yet stronger than in 2019.
	Consider This... \| 2020 Census Results 6/12/2021 \| David Drozd was a featured guest on Consider This...with Cathy Wyatt. The 2020 Census slogan was "Shape Your Future: START HERE." How did Nebraskans respond? The pandemic may have kept us from doing many things; however, providing the necessary data did not seem to be one of them. In fact, the state ranked fourth in self-responding. And that’s not all. Watch the episode to learn how Nebraska stacks up to the rest of the country when it comes to growth.
	The Impact Statement 5/26/2021 \| May's issue of The Impact Statement shows how CPAR leverages data to help all Nebraskans make informed decisions that improve the lives of their families, their neighbors, and the world around them. Read it to learn how we were instrumental in supporting U.S. Census efforts in the state, tracking vaccination rates, and understanding the implications of many businesses' shift to remote work. Read a UNO News Center article about our impact. \| Listen to a two-part interview of Catherine Lang and Josie Schafer by Mike Hogan on KIOS.
	Aksarben Foundation Data Book 5/12/2021 \| We partnered with the Aksarben Foundation to prepare a Data Book showing demographic and socio-economic characteristics over time. Highlights include population change in Nebraska and the U.S.; rising diversity for various age groups and aspects of Nebraska’s workforce such as educational attainment and earnings. The document also shows patterns in Nebraska’s net migration by education level (brain drain) compared to other states.
	Nebraska's workforce research featured in SPN 5/6/2021 \| Josie Schafer's research on Nebraska's workforce was recently featured in the UNL Nebraska Governance & Technology Center Tech Roundup which referenced an article in Silicon Prairie News debating whether remote workers benefit the economies where they live. Schafer's research was originally presented at the April session of the 2021 Nebraska Data Users Conference Series. Schafer's research was also highlighted in a story in the UNO News Center.
	Nebraska's First Look at 2020 Census Data 4/26/21 \| University Communications and the Center for Public Affairs Research held an online press conference detailing data about Nebraska from the first release of data from the 2020 Census. Nebraska's population count for April 1, 2020, is 1,961,504. Visit our 2020 Census page for the latest information and data. Read a story about the press conference.
	CPAR Featured in OWH Article on Measuring Economic Impact 4/6/21 \| We are honored to be featured in the Omaha World-Herald for the work we have done to measure economic impact across Nebraska during the COVID-19 pandemic. Schafer is quoted, "[Our efforts] provide needed evidence of where the state is, where it has been, and where it is going — allowing public officials and business owners to make informed decisions." The article can also be found in the UNO News Center.
	Number of Establishments by County and NBDC Region 3/19/2021 \| We recently analyzed some business establishment data from the Nebraska Department of Labor, U.S. Census Bureau, and Bureau of Labor Statistics for the Nebraska Business Development Center. We also created a map and combined that with the data into an infographic. NBDC included it in their 2020 Annual Report.
	CPAR Collaborates on Nebraska Community Opportunity Map 3/5/2021 \| The Community Opportunity Map displays a wide range of demographic and socio-economic factors plus items related to child well-being such as juvenile arrests, child abuse/neglect, and teen births. CPAR partnered with a variety of other stakeholders to develop this tool now in its third iteration with a new geographic level for Nebraska Unicameral Districts.
	A Deeper Look at Brain Drain with David Drozd 3/5/2021 \| David Drozd is in the news! He was interviewed by KMTV News for A Deeper Look: Brain Drain in Nebraska. Brain drain is the net migration of college educated adults moving out of the state. Over the last 10 years Nebraska lost about 2,000 adults a year to brain drain.
	Governing.unomaha.edu Features New and Updated Stories 2/25/2021 \| Governing.unomaha.edu has new stories on vehicle availability, housing affordability, and children in married couple households. Recently updated stories include city renter population, commute times, housing affordability, cities with long-term residents, union membership, and industry/occupation by age. Updates and additions are done regularly to assure the data stays available and relevant.
	Access the Experts: David Drozd 2/5/2021 \| David Drozd, research coordinator, was recently featured in an installment of Access the Experts, answering the question: “How did places like Nebraska become so demographically segregated, in which small towns are predominately white and urban areas are more ethnically diverse?”
	Population Data and Projections for the Norris School District 2/4/2021 \| CPAR prepared population projections by age and grade for the fast-growing Norris School District. The projections utilized local fertility trends and detailed migration by age patterns. They highlight what the district can expect in the years ahead to aid their planning for expected future growth.
	Nebraska Legislative Planning Committee 2020 Annual Report 1/28/2021 \| CPAR worked with the Planning Committee of the Nebraska State Legislature throughout 2020 to produce demographic, economic, and policy reports and dashboards. The 2020 Annual Report summarizes the efforts of the committee for all the senators of the Nebraska unicameral. Download the report.
	COVID-19 and Its IMPACT on Aging Nebraskans 1/28/2021 \| Finding ways to support elders at this time is of critical importance, especially those living alone or isolated. CPAR recently partnered with the UNO Department of Gerontology to produce a report on COVID-19 and its impact on aging Nebraskans for Nebraska's Area Agencies on Aging.
	How to Use the Census Bureau's Subject Tables from the American Community Survey on data.census.gov Tutorial Video 12.23.2020 \| Here is the third in our series of tutorial videos produced by CPAR. This one is of David Drozd demonstrating how to use the Census Bureau's subject tables from the American Community Survey on data.census.gov. Subject tables have both numbers and percentages making them a versatile choice when looking for data on a particular topic. View a list of subject tables.
	CPAR Updates Vizualizations 12.18.2020 \| The Census Bureau released the American Community Suvey 5-Year Estimates for 2015-2019. Then we updated three of our most popular dashboards: Quick Facts for Counties; Quick Facts for Legislative Districts; and Comparing Legislative Districts. Check them out for the latest data for Nebraska!
	Data Show Unicameral Districts Likely to Need Adjustment During 2021 Redistricting 12.17.2020 \| Want a sneak preview of how the 2020 Census might affect the boundaries of the Unicameral Districts? David Drozd analyzed data from the recently released 2015-2019 American Community Survey 5-year Estimates to determine which districts have higher or lower populations than average. These population variances will impact redistricting in 2021. Read the stories in the Lincoln Journal Star, KNEB, and KLIN. \| View the data.
	How to Find, Download, and Rank Data for the 100 Most Populated Metro Areas Using data.census.gov Tutorial Video 12.15.2020 \| Here is the second in our series of tutorial videos produced by CPAR. This one is of David Drozd demonstrating how to find, download, and rank data for the 100 most populated metroa areas using data.census.gov.
	How to Create a Thematic Map on data.census.gov Tutorial Video 12.7.2020 \| Here is the first in a series of tutorial videos produced by CPAR. This one is of David Drozd demonstrating how to select, download and create a online map of ZIP code data using the mapping function at data.census.gov. Watch this space for more tutorials; and let us know if there are specific tutorials you want to see.
	Vehicle Availability for U.S. Metro on governing.unomaha.edu 11.11.2020 \| We added a new story on governing.unomaha.edu. It includes a interactive map and data table that explore the percentage of different types of households in U.S. metros that have no vehicle available. While you are there check out recent updates to our stories on census return rates, federal employment, and personal consumption expenditures.
	Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System in Nebraska 10.22.2020 \| CPAR — with partners Leah Butler and Ryan Spohn from the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice — prepared a descriptive brief on racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system in Nebraska at the request of the Planning Committee of the Nebraska Legislature.
	COVID-19's Impact on Nebraska Rural Transit Service 09.29.2020 \| CPAR, as part of the Nebraska Statewide Transit Initiative, conducted two surveys of Nebraska transit agency managers to better understand how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted rural transit services in Nebraska. The findings are in the COVID-19's Impact on Nebraska Rural Transit Service report and Executive Summary. \| Read the news report.
	Nebraska Youth Survey 09.27.2020 \| CPAR worked with the Nebraska Community Foundation to conduct the Nebraska Youth Survey. Over 1,000 high school students responded. The results reveal the priorities, values, and desires of these individuals as well as factors that may influence their decision to return to or remain in Greater Nebraska in the future. \| Read a news report explaining the survey process and results. This report is a featured story of the Community Engagement Partnership Initiative.
	Access the Experts: Josie Schafer 9.25.2020 \| Josie Schafer, director of CPAR, was recently featured in an installment of Access the Experts, answering the question: "One of the biggest concerns for our state is rural depopulation and brain drain. What efforts are underway to create a stable future for rural Nebraska?"
	2020 Nebraska Data Users Conference 08.24.2020 \| While the 2020 Nebraska Data Users Conference is over, you can still access the presentations and recordings of the presentations for a nominal fee ($50). This fee will insure that we can continue to offer a quality conference and experience for all our Nebraska data users.
	ROUND TWO \| COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses: Nebraska Business Response Survey Report 08.19.2020 \| CPAR and a variety of statewide partners conducted a second round of the Nebraska Business Response Survey in June 2020 to study the continuing impact of COVID-19 on Nebraska businesses. Read the news release.
	Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard 07.07.2020 \| The Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard is a joint project with of the Planning Committee of the Nebraska Legislature to offer a visual tracking system of the state’s fiscal health through the COVID-19 pandemic and into recovery. All indicators will be updated regularly to provide timely, on-going information during the evolving pandemic.
	Lancaster County Population Projections: 2010 to 2050 06.10.2020 \| CPAR prepared a report, Lancaster County Population Projections, which presents a comprehensive set of population and household projections to 2050 for Lancaster County, Nebraska. The projections detail continued growth, especially among older age groups. The projections provide values for both non-Hispanic Whites and persons of color, indicating rising diversity over time. Projected household statistics include those that have a child under age 18, those that live alone, and average household size.

#NebraskaByTheNumbers

Redistricting Data now on data.census.gov

Local Counts and Redistricting Data

Economic Conditions & Projections for Omaha-Council Bluffs

Consider This... | 2020 Census Results

The Impact Statement

Aksarben Foundation Data Book

Nebraska's workforce research featured in SPN

Nebraska's First Look at 2020 Census Data

CPAR Featured in OWH Article on Measuring Economic Impact

Number of Establishments by County and NBDC Region

CPAR Collaborates on Nebraska Community Opportunity Map

A Deeper Look at Brain Drain with David Drozd

Governing.unomaha.edu Features New and Updated Stories

Access the Experts: David Drozd

Population Data and Projections for the Norris School District

Nebraska Legislative Planning Committee 2020 Annual Report

COVID-19 and Its IMPACT on Aging Nebraskans

How to Use the Census Bureau's Subject Tables from the American Community Survey on data.census.gov Tutorial Video

CPAR Updates Vizualizations

Data Show Unicameral Districts Likely to Need Adjustment During 2021 Redistricting

How to Find, Download, and Rank Data for the 100 Most Populated Metro Areas Using data.census.gov Tutorial Video

How to Create a Thematic Map on data.census.gov Tutorial Video

Vehicle Availability for U.S. Metro on governing.unomaha.edu

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System in Nebraska

COVID-19's Impact on Nebraska Rural Transit Service

Nebraska Youth Survey

Access the Experts: Josie Schafer

2020 Nebraska Data Users Conference

ROUND TWO | COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses: Nebraska Business Response Survey Report

Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard

Lancaster County Population Projections: 2010 to 2050