MBC’s Employment projects track where Black Californians work, where opportunity is concentrated, and where economic gaps persist, from job-market mapping for students entering the workforce to broader data on wages and industry shifts. Together, they help connect people to opportunity while surfacing the disparities shaping the region’s economic future.
This tool helps Santiago Canyon College students transition from the school’s prestigious real estate program into the workforce by mapping the areas with the highest concentration of job opportunities.
Maps on disinvested communities, equity and inclusiveness, COVID recovery, and sustainability and environmental justice grounded the region’s planning process in data, helping ensure equitable decision-making.
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