Detroit Data Partnership Offers A Wealth Of Data About Detroit
Detroit Data Partnership, a new Web-based community database will begin offering free statistics and data on its public database.
Unveiled Tuesday to Southeast Michigan community leaders, Detroit Data Partnership, a new Web-based community database will begin offering free statistics and data on its public database.
“The Web site compiles data from the organizations — including MEAP scores, public-transportation demographics, after-school programming statistics and other census data — free for public viewing,” reports Crain’s Detroit, and “the nearly $465,000 partnership is funded by the Detroit-based Skillman Foundation and a federal appropriation.”
– Read the entire story at Crain’s Detroit
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