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Economic Justice Data Dashboard

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Asset-Limited, Income-Constrained, Employed. Households that earn above the federal poverty level but still do not earn enough to meet basic household needs such as housing, food, childcare, transportation, and healthcare.
The percentage of people living below the federal poverty line, meaning their household income is too low to meet minimum living standards.
The middle household income in the area.

CEP is the Community Eligibility Provision which subsidizes free meals for all students. Schools with CEP (%) represent the schools that participate in CEP as a percentage of the schools within that geography. Number of CEP Schools represents number of schools that participate in CEP out of the number of schools within that geography.
The percentage of households receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to help purchase groceries.
The total and average amount a household receives in SNAP benefits over one year.

The Average Amount ($) families receive from the federal Child Tax Credit, along with the percentage of eligible households who participate.
The annual Average Amount ($) families receive from the federal Earned Income Tax Credit, and the percentage who participate.
The annual Average Amount ($) families receive from the state Earned Income Tax Credit, and the percentage who participate.

The average one-way commute time for workers in the area in minutes.
The percentage of people who use public transit—such as buses, rail—as their main way of getting to work.