What are the fastest growing counties in Wisconsin? Here's what census data shows
New estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau show the changes in each Wisconsin county's population between April 2020 and July 2023.
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Wisconsin's Population Grew Last Year Due To Immigration » Urban Milwaukee
Domestic migration also boosted population. Growth rate could accelerate due to COVID-19 fallout.
Source: urbanmilwaukee.com
2022 data for City of Madison's Neighborhood Indicators Project released
The 2022 data for the City of Madison’s Neighborhood Indicators Project is now available for any interested individuals looking to check out information on community wellness over time in the city in partnership with the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Applied Population Lab. The goal of track
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Transgender student expresses concern of safety to school board
A Hudson High School student began their public comment by apologizing to the school board for needing to wear a hat indoors.
Source: hudsonstarobserver.com
Virtual WN@tL: "The Dear Pandemic Project at One Year" – Science Outreach on Campus – UW–Madison
Speaker: Malia Jones, associate scientist at the Applied Population Lab Description: Explore the origins in March 2020 of Dear Pandemic, a group of scientists and health care workers to provide curated, comprehensive, and timely information about COVID-19 on social media. Track how the composition, collaborations and communications of Dear Pandemic have evolved over the past 14 months as the covid pandemic has spread, as control measures have evolved, as the disease has become politicized, and as vaccines have come to the fore. Get insights into the coming phase of “Pandexit” as ...
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