Demographics

Data, reports, maps and other key resources to help serve immigrant communities in Multnomah County

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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.

Arc interactive application showing concentrations of people who speak a language other than English at home credit: Ryan Johnson, GIS analyst, Multnomah County
Arc interactive application showing concentrations of people who speak a language other than English at home credit: Ryan Johnson, GIS analyst, Multnomah County

Other cool maps include:

Reports

  • The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.
    , 2016. Report by Abdikadir Bashir, Abdisalan Muse and Ann Curry-Stevens.
  • The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.
    , 2016. Report by the Center to Advance Racial Equity at Portland State University looks at the experience of refugees in Oregon.
  • , 2015. This supplement to the 2014 Report Card unmasks the health disparities facing Pacific Islanders.
  • The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.
    A devastating analysis conducted over more than 12 months by the Multnomah County Health Department.
  • African Youth and Gang Involvement, 2014. Multnomah County sponsored an analysis of the risks facing African immigrant youth.
  • The referenced media source is missing and needs to be re-embedded.
    Updates the “Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Multnomah County: 1990-2004”
  • 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.
  • , 2004. The first of three "report cards" on health inequities

General Resources

Immigrant and Refugee Employee Resource Group


Last reviewed November 18, 2024