Serving as both a strategic alignment tool and an evidence-based decision-making platform for Central Providence Unidos and its stakeholders, this dashboard establishes shared measurements and tracks systems level changes. It enables Central Providence Unidos partners to coordinate efforts, identify areas of greatest need, and measure progress toward collective goals.

This measurement system supports internal strategy and serves as a powerful tool for engaging partners in a systems change approach to advancing health equity. As our collective understanding and our ability to measure the conditions in Central Providence evolve, so will our indicators.

The dashboard displays data across six domains that describe conditions in Central Providence: housing, health, education, work, power, and climate resilience. This tool encompasses 16 carefully selected indicators that provide insight into community conditions and outcomes.

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Women Face Systemic Barriers to Business Ownership, Limiting Economic Opportunity

Definition: Distribution of business ownership in Providence categorized by race and gender of the owner(s).

Source: U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Business Survey (ABS)

Note: “Minority” refers to non-White and Hispanic or Latino individuals (of any race) who are business owners. “Equally Male/Female” refers to businesses with equal male and female ownership, via stock ownership, or partnerships.

Women's Workforce Participation is Hampered by Caregiving Burden and Workplace Barriers

Definition: The ratio of the working-age population (25-54 years) in Central Providence to the share of that population that is employed.

Source: 2021, ACS 5-Year Estimates Detailed Tables, Table B23001 (Sex by Age by Employment Status for the Population 16 Years and Over). Urban Institute – Mobility Action Learning Network Data Dashboard

Perception of job opportunities varies by race, ethnicity and geography

Definition: Percentage of Rhode Island residents rating job opportunities and job training programs in as favorable in 2024.

Source: RI Life Index (Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island (BCBSRI) and the Brown University School of Public Health)

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