SA2020 produces broadly accessible, responsive, and actionable research so that individual community members and entire organizations are aware of San Antonio’s progress and challenges, as well as how they can lead change. SA2020’s research includes an analysis of Community Indicators disaggregated by race and City Council District wherever possible.
SA2020’s City Council profiles disaggregate community data by geography. Doing so offers a deeper understanding of San Antonio’s progress, long-standing inequities, and the targeted, race-conscious interventions necessary to reach the shared Community Vision. Download the full report, or explore the
Our 2021 Nonprofit Partner Impact Report puts into perspective the critical role of nonprofits in continuing COVID-19 relief and recovery for San Antonians and ultimately realizing the shared Community Vision. The report shares data from 115 Nonprofit Partners—including annual revenue; expenses;
In 2010, nearly 6,000 people created a shared vision for improving the future of San Antonio, Texas—the city they call home. A decade later, the momentum for San Antonio’s shared Community Vision has never been stronger. Throughout 2020, in the
In February 2021, people in San Antonio, Bexar County, and across Texas faced freezing temperatures and utility outages. We know that this crisis, much like COVID-19, continues to affect community members differently due to long-standing inequities. The purpose of this
The 2020 Community Impact Report includes the last decade of data on Community Indicators that were prioritized by San Antonians, with data disaggregated by race, gender, age, and geography wherever possible. (You can also explore the data online at SA2020.org/data.)
In order to partner effectively—in “normal times” and especially in crisis—organizations must know the breadth of their own impact. This guide supports multi-sector organizations—for-profit businesses, nonprofits, funders, public institutions, educational institutions, faith-based organizations, member/trade agencies—in assessing their impact on San
By revealing where information at the community level may be masking disparate outcomes, disaggregated data gives multi-sector organizations the opportunity to understand the different histories, challenges, and needs of San Antonians, and thereby create responsive policies, budgets, and programs. Disaggregated
The significance of nonprofit organizations in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis is two-fold: 1) they are delivering critical services to San Antonians most in need and 2) they are employing thousands of San Antonians through operations large and small.
By partnering with multi-sector organizations, tracking progress towards shared goals, and researching best practices in civic engagement over the last decade, SA2020 is uniquely positioned to make recommendations for coordinated philanthropic giving in order to meet the needs of San
The 2019 Community Impact Report shows where San Antonio stands on its shared Community Vision, nine years after creating it together. Of the 62 indicators (including Food Insecurity, a newly added metric), one-third are disaggregated by race, gender, and place
