Social Work

Click on any US county on this interactive map to see migration into and out of selected county. Accompanying article also available.

The Children’s Bureau is the first federal agency within the U.S. government—and in fact, the world—to focus exclusively on improving the lives of children and families. Includes section of Statistics & Research. This agency is responsible for the annual report, Child Welfare Outcomes, formerly available in print and corresponding to CFL Reference Book Ref. HV 741 .C53545

Visually displays data for entire US on measure of low income (LI) access to food, and Low Access (LA) to food stores and sources by any means and by vehicle only.

Statistical analysis and report on the first years of implementation of the US Affordable Care Act ("ObamaCare") by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Health and healthcare data relating to North Dakota. Several categories include mental health information, although no one section exclusively on this topic.

Focuses on data specifically covering children in the United States. A project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Includes current child welfare data specific to North Dakota.

Search for U.S. and World Data. Some relevant social service data pages are (1) Aging; (2) Children/Youth; (3) Immigration/Migration; (4) Marriage/Family; (5) Poverty; & (6) Race/Ethnicity.

See at a glance where racial populations are located as self-identified in population surveys. Map can be set to show various demographics (age, race) and mouse-cursoring reveals specific county or metropolitan area statistical breakdown

Compare categories of statistical data across all 50 states, or see data profile in all categories for just one state. For example, here is the NORTH DAKOTA page of data for all categories available.

A government survey (Census Bureau) which provides federal agencies information on the distribution of income and the success of government assistance programs. View interpretive publications or work with/download data for direct research.

Available to browse topically or by country.

A project of the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF).