Mapping Spatial Inequality: Poverty and Immigration

Mapping Spatial Inequality: Poverty and Immigration

There is a new geography of poverty and immigration, with more immigrants and poor people living in the suburbs. Els de Graauw, Shannon Gleeson and Irene Bloemraad show that local officials haven't caught up to this new reality and that there is a spatial mismatch between the neighborhoods where immigrants live and the location of community-based organizations that serve low-income and immigrant populations. BIMI is building the 'Mapping Spatial Inequality' web app. This interactive app enables users to visualize the service mismatch across place, time and types of needs.

UC collaborators

Irene Bloemraad

CGHDDE Title
Director of the Berkeley Interdisciplinary Migration Initiative
Primary Affiliation
UC Berkeley
Funder
Key Partners
BIMI