The Data
Gallery.

Residents shape what algorithmic accountability looks like inside city government.

Lived experience as primary data, a portrait of chronic illness in our community.

Where the tourism dollar goes, and where it should.

What we measure decides who is kept safe, and from whom.

A reckoning with who governs the institutions that serve us.

A definitive index of disparity, resilience, and possibility.

Wrongful conviction, by the numbers, and the names behind them.

Three decades of organizing for life after incarceration.

A movement for healthier communities, mapped year by year.

Affordable housing as infrastructure for dignity.

Capital, redirected, a fund built for and by Black Austin.

The original brief that opened the door to systemic review.

Parents trace the history of injustice shaping their children's schools.

A community-led survey on housing stability, told by the residents living it.

Confronting the narratives that strip Black girls of their childhood.

Reproductive autonomy as a measure of health equity.

Mapping who is connected, who isn't, and what it costs to be left offline.

Direct cash as care, evidence that trust is good medicine.

What pushed Black Austinites out, and what it would take to come home.

A workforce strategy for the classrooms our children deserve.

Equity at the Austin Animal Center, examined as infrastructure.

Who called for help during Winter Storm Uri, and what they asked for.

What it costs to lead change while underfunded and overlooked.

An omnibus bill on use of force and accountability, plain-language.

The fiscal and human ledger of police misconduct in Austin.

Community voice and gratitude, beyond the colonial holiday script.

When you dial for help, who actually shows up.

Measure and the Maternal Health Equity Collaborative developed a survey to assess the unique needs of pregnant people during COVID-19, specifically Black women and Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) families. This survey helped to gather lived-experience data from BIPOC mothers' lived experiences in Central Texas.

A call to protect, listen to, and invest in Black girls.

Honoring the volunteers who carry community work forward.

Profiles from inside the Measure community.

A call to amplify, with urgency.

A comic book confronting the criminalization of Black girls in schools.

Evidence-informed solutions for public safety, written for the moment.

Rethinking policing, accreditation, and data-driven policy.

Confronting the bias that ages Black girls out of childhood.

A candid conversation on policing, with Measure's founder.

Pflugerville moves to codify an equity commission into law.

Documenting the disparate weight of COVID-19 on Austin's communities of color.

Recognition from HHS Office of Minority Health.

Tools for parents to advocate alongside, and for, their children.

Recommendations to the Pflugerville City Council, in full.

An evidenced-informed analysis of Austin's crime and policing data.

Defining what community policing actually is, and isn't.

Following the public-safety dollar, end to end.

Evidence-informed recommendations on homelessness, beyond decriminalization.

Recommendations to the City of Pflugerville, formal record.

How COVID-19 reshaped Travis County youth justice.

School districts gather to confront systemic inequity together.

Hey Sis! Just Be You! - a love letter to Black girls.

Georgetown's landmark study on the adultification of Black girls.

A practical guide for parents navigating school systems.

Maternal health, framed as an equity emergency.

An index of Black life across Texas, measured plainly.

The 2019 Kids Count data book on child well-being.

The 2020 Innocence Initiative, original release.

Austin's community feedback survey on COVID-19, in residents' words.

Shadow discipline in Texas schools, what gets recorded and what doesn't.

TNTP's Opportunity Myth, on the gap between what's promised and what's taught.