

Sexual Health in Rochester/Monroe County: Sexually Transmitted Infections Are a Shared Problem with Shared Solutions
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“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.”
ACT Rochester's purpose is to continue to change the culture of decision-making through the use of credible, independent and timely data coupled with sound analysis and research reports so as to enable people to LEARN about critical issues, CONNECT with other and ACT to promote change. ACT Rochester is more than a warehouse for data. Staff is engaged in local initiatives to encourage the development of goals, targets and accountability so that our community can better identify and measure progress.
By mixed methodology, the central aim of this project has been to collect and analyze a variety of data and then, through rigorous evaluation and reliance on insights and experience, describe the mechanics of Monroe County rental housing market as it exists in 2021. Four summary elements of the Monroe County rental housing market are especially helpful in describing how the county’s rental market appears to be working, as this report has detailed. Read the full report here.
Interested in additional context about the framing of the study and some of its key recommendations? Click here to view a video of CZB’s presentation to the RMAPI Housing Workgroup.
In conjunction with Triliium Health, this report summarizes evidence for our community to develop a comprehensive framework to promote sexual health and prevent and treat sexually transmitted infections (STIs). The fundamentals of this framework include having health care providers routinely take a sexual history, improving convenience and capacity of STI screening, enhancing education for prevention and treatment, and developing a view of sex and sexuality that is more affirming and less stigmatizing for the patient.
Read the full report here and the press release here.
Hard Facts Update examines the substantial gaps in educational and economic outcomes among persons of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. New in this report are ideas and resources to stimulate conversations leading to fuller understanding and community action – a process for community change - three suggested levels of learning supported by a PowerPoint Slide Presentation. Click here to download the Hard Facts 2020 PowerPoint Presentation.
This section provides analysis and data of critical topics in our community, including racial and ethnic disparities, poverty, and educational achievement.
This section provides a quick, at-a-glance graphic summary of indicators for a variety of geographies and populations. Select the county, city or group of interest and display all indicators with available data, or a subset of your choosing. Dashboards can be created for racial and ethnic groups as well as regions, in order to show how different populations are faring.
The Community Report Cards aggregate data from more than 100 community indicators on the site and use symbols, colors and arrows to provide a quick, at-a-glance overview of the well-being of the county. This data cover the topics of Children and Youth, Community Vitality, Economic Security, Economy, Education, Health, Housing, and Public Safety.
Ten years ago, a group of visionary people and two leading nonprofit organizations decided to do a remarkably bold thing — they worked together to launch ACT Rochester. This robust “public utility” makes more than 100 community data indicators available to everyone on a nationally recognized website for free.
ACT Rochester is more than just a website. Over the past decade, it has become a facilitator and champion for change in our region. Its focus is and has been to help all of us learn, connect and then act. Using data, ACT Rochester has:
The 2019 Annual Report Card Event drew in an audience of more than 225 representing the government, business, nonprofit, faith-based and education sectors. The event focused on keeping data relevant, reflecting on accomplishments, and focusing on future “impACT.” As discussed during the event, you can find Our Community Report Card presentation here.
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