Everyday Mobility and Movement Segregation - Incite at Columbia University
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Everyday Mobility and Movement Segregation
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This project seeks to understand racial segregation based on not where people live, but where they move about the city.
Using newly-available data on people’s daily travel to establishments and neighborhoods across cities, it examines separation, isolation, and integration. Everyday Mobility and Movement Segregation is part of the Data and Racial Inequality Project.
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