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Orange County Equity Report Full

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PolicyLink and PERE 16 An Equity Profile of Orange County Equity indicators framework Demographics: Who lives in the region and how is this changing? • Racial/ethnic diversity • Demographic change • Population growth • Racial generation gap Economic vitality: How is the region doing on measures of economic growth and well being? • Is the region producing good jobs? • Can all residents access good jobs? • Is growth widely shared? • Do all residents have enough income to sustain their families? • Is race/ethnicity/nativity a barrier to economic success? • What are the strongest industries and occupations? Introduction Readiness: How prepared are the region's residents for the 21 st century economy? • Does the workforce have the skills for the jobs of the future? • Are all youth ready to enter the workforce? • Are residents healthy? • Are racial gaps in education and health decreasing? Connectedness: Are the region's residents and neighborhoods connected to one another and to the region's assets and opportunities? • Do residents have transportation choices? • Can residents access jobs and opportunities located throughout the region? • Can all residents access affordable, quality, convenient housing? • Do neighborhoods reflect the region's diversity? Is segregation decreasing? • Are all residents, especially immigrants, integrated into civic life? The indicators in this profile are presented in four sections. The first section describes the region's demographics. The next three sections present indicators of the region's economic vitality, readiness, and connectedness. Below are the questions answered within each of the four sections.

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