Maps
Languages Spoken at Home, 2015 American Community Survey
This series of interactive maps shows language distribution by neighborhood using the most recent Census data. We hope that, while the data clearly underrepresented the numbers of other-language speakers, it helps target outreach. You can look at other languages as a composite, or break it down by the county's most commonly spoken languages.
New to Arc GIS? Watch this short video about how we use it here at MultCo Global.
Other cool maps include:
- The Multnomah County Auditor assessment of where the county places services compared to who it serves.
- Global Migration Flows, International Organization for Migration
- Forty Maps that Explain the World, Washington Post, 2013
- Origins and Destinations of the World’s Migrants 1990-2017, Pew Research Center, 2018
- Interactive migration maps (various), Migration Policy Institute
Reports
- DocumentSomali Needs Assessment (439.27 KB)
- DocumentIn Need of a Long Welcome (6.05 MB)
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- African Youth and Gang Involvement, 2014. Multnomah County sponsored an analysis of the risks facing African immigrant youth.
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- An Unsettling Profile, 2010. Area nonprofits partnered with Portland State University to produce this 150-page report on communities of color and immigrant communities in Multnomah County.
- DocumentRacial and Health Disparities 1990-2004 (222.51 KB)
General Resources
- Languages Spoken at Home, Portland Public Schools, 2011-2012
- Limited English Proficiency: a federal interagency website with resources by sector
- The CIA World Factbook: a primer on everything, by country
- Pew Religion and Public Life Study: a primer in global religions and table by country
- Immigrant and Refugee Employee Resource Group is a network of Multnomah County staff