| Where a child happens to be born can dramatically impact their entire life. And now there is data to prove it.
The Child Opportunity Index 2.0 uses census tract data to measure and map inequities in all 72,000 neighborhoods in the United States. Researchers found that children who live only short distances apart often experience completely different worlds of neighborhood opportunity that can influence how they develop and even how long they will live.
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