Socioeconomic variables used in the Neighborhoods at Risk tool

The dataset contains census tract-level socioeconomic data from the U.S. Census American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates representing average characteristics from 2014 to 2018 using Neighborhoods at Risk, a free and interactive data tool. Each row in the data table represents a census tract. Neighborhoods at Risk displays nine socioeconomic variables and filters about people. For each characteristic, the tool provides a margin of error as reported by the census. The data includes the following variables: children under five years old, families in poverty, households with no car, housing units that are rentals, people of color, including Hispanics, people over 65 years old, people who don’t speak English well, people with disabilities, and people without health insurance.