In an effort to provide policymakers, researchers, and the public with valuable insight into the state’s evolving landscape, the University of Nebraska Omaha Center for Public Affairs Research (UNO CPAR) has published the latest national trends for Nebraska and its 93 counties. We have published the survey data. Comprehensive data, available in an accessible format on the UNO CPAR website, is displayed through the “Nebraska Quick Facts” dashboard, providing a thorough overview of key indicators such as population, poverty, employment, housing, etc. To do.
As a proud partner of the U.S. Census Bureau, UNO CPAR plays a vital role in disseminating critical information to those seeking a deeper understanding of Nebraska’s demographic and economic trends. The recently updated data is based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2022 American Community Survey Five-Year Estimates and provides an up-to-date and reliable snapshot of state trends.
CPAR Director Dr. Josie Gatti Schafer expressed enthusiasm about the release of the updated dashboard. “We are pleased to provide an easy-to-access dashboard that Nebraska policymakers and decision makers can use to analyze changes in their county and across the state,” said Dr. Schaefer. “These new data examine a variety of demographic changes, employment and housing, all of which are important indicators for understanding Nebraska’s economic development trends and opportunities.”
We are pleased to provide an easy-to-access dashboard that Nebraska policymakers and decision makers can use to analyze changes in their county and across the state. These new data examine a variety of demographic changes, employment, and housing, all important indicators for understanding Nebraska’s economic development trends and opportunities. ”
Nebraska’s Quick Facts Dashboard provides comprehensive demographic data such as age, race, and foreign-born status. education level; poverty status; labor force and unemployment. Median household income. Number of housing units and their occupancy. Median value of owner-occupied housing. and uninsured charges. While dashboards provide a valuable overview, UNO CPAR emphasizes that more detailed data is often available through direct contact with the team.
If you would like to explore Nebraska’s quick facts dashboard, you can easily access it from the UNO CPAR website. Additionally, UNO CPAR invites individuals with specific data requests or who are seeking deeper insight into demographic trends to contact us via email at unocpar@unomaha.edu.
UNO CPAR’s commitment to providing transparent, up-to-date information reflects our dedication to facilitating informed decision-making and fostering a better understanding of Nebraska’s ever-changing socio-economic landscape. It emphasizes a positive attitude. The newly released census data will serve as a valuable resource for stakeholders, researchers, and citizens alike, empowering them to navigate the complexities of Nebraska’s present and future.
