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UPCOMING presentations
- December 10, 2009 – "Federal funding, workforce, and jobs in New Orleans” New Orleans Workforce Participation Summit (Allison Plyer)
Recent presentations
- November 6, 2008 – "Knowledge management before, during and after Katrina ” Keynote for the KM Team at the U.S. Navy Space & Naval Warfare Systems Center (Denice Ross)
- November 5, 2008 – “Changing Demographics of the Region” Metropolitan Leadership Forum (Allison Plyer)
- Oct 31, 2008 - "Using Administrative Data to Estimate Population Displacement and Resettlement following a Catastrophic U.S. Disaster," Southern Demographic Association (Allison Plyer & Joy Bonaguro)
- Oct 25, 2008 - "Neither wind, nor rain, nor dark of night," New Orleans Speaks, (Allison Plyer)
- Oct 23, 2008 - "By the Numbers: New Orleans Now ," Community Revitalization Funders, Greater New Orleans Foundation. (Allison Plyer & Denice Ross)
- Oct 16, 2008 - "Supply and Demand Analysis of the New Orleans Affordable Multi-Family Residential Housing Market," Affordable Housing Investors Council (Allison Plyer & Bud Clarke, MMA Financial)
- Oct 10, 2008 - "Statistical Basis of the Recovery," Dutch Dialogues II (Allison Plyer)
- Oct 10, 2008 - "Closing Plenary: Grass Roots GIS in the Recovery of New Orleans," URISA (Denice Ross)
- Oct 9, 2008 - Postal Data & Google Maps Shine Light on New Orleans Recovery," Urban & Regional Information Systems Association (URISA) (Joy Bonaguro, Elaine Ortiz, & Denice Ross
- Sep 15 , 2008 - "Three Years After Katrina: Findings from The New Orleans Index plus new analysis after Hurricane Gustav," The Gulf Coast and the New Administration: An Agenda for the First 100 Days (Allison Plyer)
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Featured Data Set |
Percent of Pre-Katrina Households Actively Receiving Mail
Dec 31, 2008: New Orleans population growth picks up steam in the second half of 2008—reaching nearly 74 percent of pre-Katrina levels by December 2008. At year’s end the metro area has more than 88 percent of the pre-Katrina number of households. Read the full press release, or download the Excel spreadsheet of households actively receiving mail for the 7-parish area by zip code. |
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Essential Data |
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Aug 2008: "Greater New Orleans approaches the end of its third year of recovery from a position of strength, with the vast majority of its pre-storm population and jobs. But recovery trends have slowed in the past year as tens of thousands of blighted properties, lack of affordable housing for essential workers, and thin public services continue to plague the region." |
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