
The Black Wealth Data Center is partnering with National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership (NNIP) to invest in improving select cities’ access to neighborhood-level data sources and provide assistance in applying the data to understanding and informing actions to support wealth-building opportunities for people and families in the bottom half of the wealth distribution.

The Black Wealth Data Center is partnering with DataKind in a program supported by Google.org to develop a tool that will help entrepreneurs access Small Business Administration (SBA) funding. The partnership will harness the Black Wealth Data Center’s Racial Wealth Equity Database to develop a tool that will facilitate easy access to SBA loan opportunities.

The Black Wealth Data Center has partnered with Urban Institute to create content, tools, methods, and examples to support measuring different dimensions of wealth disparity. Urban Institute has contributed insights and materials to the Resource Library and will use the Racial Wealth Equity Database to analyze data and produce research.
If you’d like to partner, volunteer, suggest additional datasets, or have ideas on how we can enhance our content, please get in touch with us.