How Data Can Support Our Local Communities During the Climate Crisis

Climate change has many numerous disproportionate effects on our communities’ health, making it a public health concern. Using data to examine these impacts is instrumental in identifying opportunities for building capacity for our communities to adapt to a changing climate. This involves the use of data practices centered on equity and community.

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month – BIPOC and LGBTQ Youth Mental Health in King County

In light of May being Mental Health Awareness month, we are bringing awareness to the current status of youth mental health in King County… In King County, over a third (36.4%) of 8th, 10th, and 12th grade students experienced symptoms of depression in 2021. Yet BIPOC and LGBTQ youth are experiencing disproportionate impacts of the ongoing youth mental health crisis 

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Part 2: “I am always experiencing racism.” King County communities speak their truth about racism

In this series, King County shares results from the Best Starts for Kids Health Survey (BSKHS) and café community discussion findings about BSKHS racism results for 10 communities: African American, Afro-Latina/x/o, Cambodian (Khmer), Ethiopian, First Peoples (American Indian/Alaska Native), Hispanic/Latina/x/o, Middle Eastern/North African, Pasifika (Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander), Somali, and Vietnamese communities.

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