Research Data Walks

During RRRISE's monthly Collaborative meetings, the California Center for Rural Policy often shares some of the data we've been collecting about our region - Tribal Lands, Del Norte, Humboldt, Lake, and Mendocino Counties.
Our data orbits the Redwood Region's economy, key industries, labor force characteristics, climate resilience, and public health issues that impact communities’ well-being. We've curated a collection of these "Research Data Walks" to inform our community about the region's unique strengths and needs.
If you're interested in a data deep-dive, check out the analyses highlighted in our RRRISE Regional Plan Part 1.

Browse from the selection below or watch from our Youtube:

Demographics

Take a look at our region's demographic trends like population size, age range, education. and race.

Employment & Childcare

Take a look at our region's childcare costs, and the comparisons between our region's disability rates and labor force participation. 

SWOT Analysis

The community pitches in to address the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of RRRISE's four sector tables (Allied Health and Caregiving; Arts, Culture, and Tourism; Renewable and Resilient Energy; and Working Lands and Blue Economy.)

Economic Development Inequities

Learn about our region's economic trends, poverty rates, labor market participation, and cost of living as compared to the rest of Caliornia's regions. 

Industry Cluster & Labor Market Analysis

Guest speaker Randy Weaver of the Employment Development Department walks us through the labor market of some of our region's biggest industries and their wage trends.

Workforce Barriers & Participation

Learn more about our region's workforce participation trends within differrent key industries, and what is influencing lower participation within certain demographics.  

Public Health

Get to know our region's health trends like life expectancy, barriers to healthcare, and adverse childhood experiences.

Climate

Guest speaker Kaeleigh Reynolds of the Sierra Business Council talks about the nuanced ways in which our region is and will be impacted by climate change.

Living Wage Job Projections

See our projections for living wage opportunities in our region within occupations that require a college degree and those that don't.