New Mexico Community Data Collaborative

https://arcg.is/1DKiqP0 The annual Data User Needs Survey is live! Your feedback aids us in developing a wider range of data services and products intended to serve as many communities as possible.
Available until March 31st

Today is the last day to complete the NMCDC User Needs Assessment! ⏳Please show your support by completing this form and sharing with your friends, family, coworkers, and community!

CHI Data User Needs Assessment 2024 NMCDC User Needs Assessment Survey 2024. Launched March 2024.

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Your voice counts. The annual NMCDC Users Needs Assessment Survey is now live! Please share it widely with your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, and community. Everyone's voice is valuable in helping the NMCDC team understand:

Priority data
Data Disaggregation
Data visual preferences
User Demographics

Survey is open from March 19 - April 19, 2024

If you have any questions or discover any issues, please contact us at [email protected].
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Join us tomorrow for the Bridging Insights, Building Community to hear about the outcomes of the Data Disaggregation Community Workgroup! This is the first of a series of events throughout 2024 to be involved in the recommendations that will ultimately be provided to the state for data disaggregation.

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Delve into the realm of intersectional data with a new app "Decoding Home Values: The Power of Education vs. Race, Ethnicity, and S*x", where you can explore how intersections impact the actual property value across New Mexico. Visit: https://bit.ly/DecodingHomeValuesNM2023
This work was conducted with the support of The University of New Mexico - UNM.

Car crashes cause disability, chronic pain, and shattered families. As a leading cause of death for all New Mexicans, car crashes result in the sudden and traumatic loss of our babies and children, pregnant mothers, friends, parents, and loved ones. This dashboard tracks vehicle crashes by factors contributing to the crash, and populations involved, from 2012-2021. Data were sourced from the NMDOT.

473 New Mexicans Died in Car Crashes in 2021 That is far, far too many people. Car crashes cause disability, chronic pain, and shattered families. As a leading cause of death for all New Mexicans, car crashes result in the sudden and traumatic loss of our babies and children, pregnant mothers, friends, parents, and loved ones. This dashboard t...