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Two people hugging warmly in a room with several others. Some individuals wear name tags and lanyards.
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The dashboard below highlights data from a focused set of 25 indicators spanning the vital conditions for health and well-being as well as long thriving lives. Taken together, the data shows the progress of the movement to thrive together over time. Data are available at a national, state, and county-level for most indicators. Where available, data are broken down by race, ethnicity, and other significant demographic traits—except where doing so may be harmful to people and communities.

A couple wearing hats, standing arm-in-arm, looks at a house with a garden on a sunny day.
Two people hugging warmly in a room with several others. Some individuals wear name tags and lanyards.
A man in a workshop operates a large machine while looking at a computer screen. An American flag hangs in the background.
Child and adult playing with colorful toy blocks at a table. The child is holding a blue item, and the adult is smiling and assisting. Educational posters are on the wall in the background.

This dashboard is built to support changemakers using data to inform and advance equitable well-being in communities across the country.

Most indicators in the dashboard are described using an asset frame, which is a narrative model that seeks to lift up the assets and aspirations of individuals and communities rather than their challenges. This helps users engage with resources using a broader set of associations and information that are rooted in worth and hope, rather than fear or cynicism, as a motivator for action. Learn more about the indicators and how they were selected.