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☀️ School is out and the data is in!New on vitaldata.fvdex.org... interactive visualizations showing the percentage of l...
06/19/2026

☀️ School is out and the data is in!

New on vitaldata.fvdex.org... interactive visualizations showing the percentage of local students “passing” state standardized exams in 3rd grade reading and 8th grade math. 📖 ✏️

Explore the site to see how results vary by zip code, economic status, race, gender, and more! By digging in to this new data, we can better understand where gaps are widest and where progress is happening. Scores are up significantly since the 2020-21 school year 🤓

By making these results visible, we can have more informed conversations about how to close gaps and accelerate learning. How are students stacking up on standardized tests in your area?

Too often, our health system measures what is easy to track—not what actually matters to people and communities. is on...
06/04/2026

Too often, our health system measures what is easy to track—not what actually matters to people and communities. is on the leading edge of the shift to a new way of working together. 🤝

A recent National Academy of Medicine discussion paper demonstrates “caring accountability,” where data aren’t just used to report out, but to strengthen relationships, trust, and shared responsibility for outcomes. Because numbers are powerful only when they reflect real goals, lived experiences, and community priorities.

As a data supplier, we work to ensure our community has access to
📉 data solutions that integrate clinical, social, and community information so leaders can see the whole picture, not just their institutional slice
📈 transparent, timely, and actionable data for all community partners, not only for large systems who have the most capacity
📉 data that centers communities as co-creators of insight—elevating local context, assets, and voices in how data are collected, interpreted, and used

Highly recommend a read of the article for anyone working with health and community data 📑
https://nam.edu/perspectives/centering-what-matters-aligning-action-with-individual-and-community-health-goals/

🌍 Happy 🌎 belated 🌏 Earth Day!Tomorrow, Jason A. Schulist will be on the radio with Heidi Keating to talk about air qual...
04/24/2026

🌍 Happy 🌎 belated 🌏 Earth Day!

Tomorrow, Jason A. Schulist will be on the radio with Heidi Keating to talk about air quality in our local community as well as other local data used to track the of a .

Tune in to hear how everyday choices, local action, and bigger system changes all play a role in creating the conditions where both people and nature can flourish! 🍃

If you’re into sustainability, community well-being, or just thinking about how we take better care of the world around us, it will be well worth a listen.

Have you heard of Community Health Assessments? They can do more than catalog problems... they can help us invest in the...
03/17/2026

Have you heard of Community Health Assessments?

They can do more than catalog problems... they can help us invest in the everyone needs to thrive, like humane housing and connection to community.

When community partners come together like they have in the Tri-County region, the impact is even greater.

Tune in to on Thursday morning to hear Jason A. Schulist and David DeGrood discuss how data is being used to set priorities and drive cross-sector partnerships (rather than just producing another report)!

The newest American Community Survey data is NOW LIVE! 🎉 These 5-year estimates offer the most current, neighborhood-le...
02/08/2026

The newest American Community Survey data is NOW LIVE! 🎉 These 5-year estimates offer the most current, neighborhood-level view of population, economic, housing, and social conditions and support local planning, assessments, and community investments.

Unlike earlier releases that were significantly affected by pandemic-related disruptions to data collection, this 2020–2024 dataset provides a new baseline for understanding the long-term impacts on economic stability, housing affordability, and community wellbeing. That means better comparisons over time and more confidence in the trends you’re seeing.

Want to dig into what this means for your community and how to use the data effectively?

Check out this webinar from our partners at Metopio to walk through the release, explore examples, and get practical tips on applying ACS insights in your work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2UCtlxpoLI&t=208s

We’re thrilled to welcome Laura Phillips to our team as our Data Engineer!Having her in this new role at the Fox Valley ...
01/30/2026

We’re thrilled to welcome Laura Phillips to our team as our Data Engineer!

Having her in this new role at the Fox Valley Data Exchange will significantly enhance our local data integration efforts, making it easier for our community to access and use local data. Her expertise will help ensure that data drives informed decisions, addresses community needs, and increases data democratization across the Tri-County area.

👏 Please join us in welcoming Laura to the team! 👏




Getting from A to B should be easy for everyone. Yet many people face daily barriers when reliable transportation is una...
12/11/2025

Getting from A to B should be easy for everyone. Yet many people face daily barriers when reliable transportation is unavailable.

The Index weighs transit, commuting, walkability, and related factors to produce a 0–100 score. Higher scores (dark blue on the map) reflect better overall access and housing stability in a given area.

Index created via local partnership with Lawrence University Professor Andrew Sage and Summer Research Fellow Dereje Po***ck. Data selection based on concepts, as defined by The Rippel Foundation.

What neighborhoods would you test next, and how could policymakers use this index to improve access and opportunity?

Can housing conditions be summarized in a single number? Absolutely not, but we tried anyway!In the Human Housing Index,...
11/24/2025

Can housing conditions be summarized in a single number? Absolutely not, but we tried anyway!

In the Human Housing Index, data on affordability, safety, diversity, and more were weighted based on relevance and scored against national benchmarks to produce scores 0 to 100. Higher numbers (corresponding to the areas in darker blue) have more favorable housing conditions.

The concept of Humane Housing, part of the
hashtag
, was developed through work supported by The Rippel Foundation. The new humane housing index was developed locally, in partnership with
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professor Andrew Sage and Lawrence University Summer Research Fellow Binh Vu.

Of course, every community is unique! What’s one housing factor you think matters m

is vital for community health and stability. 🏘️ 🏡 🏘️ As prices rise, many families find homeownership out of reach. Am...
11/24/2025

is vital for community health and stability. 🏘️ 🏡 🏘️

As prices rise, many families find homeownership out of reach. Amy McGowan shares, "Housing is getting more expensive for everyone, but it's especially unattainable for lower income families. The average age of first-time buyers is now 40, which is unacceptable. Families need places to build stability and independence."

is proud to support the work of Greater Fox Cities Area Habitat for Humanity by providing data to guide local initiatives.

Watch Amy’s inspiring story here 📽️ :
https://youtu.be/4omOYfmQcvI?si=yLJr2AmXJTiP_PEl

Don’t miss the next !Jason A. Schulist (of ) and Kristine Giornalista (with Fox Cities Housing Alliance) join Hayley T...
11/24/2025

Don’t miss the next !

Jason A. Schulist (of ) and Kristine Giornalista (with Fox Cities Housing Alliance) join Hayley Tenpas next week for a powerful conversation on housing—one of the most pressing issues shaping our communities today. They’ll unpack the latest data, explore what’s driving change in the market, and highlight new opportunities for buyers and renters across the region.

Housing needs are complex and growing, and no single organization can solve these challenges alone. That’s why the Housing Alliance was created—a collaborative network of local governments, housing nonprofits, real estate professionals, developers, and philanthropic foundations working together to use and strategy for real solutions.

Tune in to hear how collaboration, insight, and shared vision are fueling innovative approaches to .

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