An Index for Quality of Life Timothy M. Bray The J. McDonald Williams Institute.

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An Index for Quality of Life Timothy M. Bray The J. McDonald Williams Institute

What is Wholeness? In a whole city, every neighborhood offers residents an equal quality of life. “Every neighborhood is a neighborhood of choice.” Disparity is the opposite of wholeness…

Why Does Wholeness Matter? Economic Impact Social Justice

What is the Wholeness Index™ Measures disparity, not performance Replicable annually and across cities Incorporates 12 quality-of-life indicators in 3 domains o Economic opportunity o Self-sufficiency o Civic engagement Computes wholeness on a scale of 1 to 100 for each indicator and all of them combined Makes data more useful by displaying them spatially

2006 Wholeness Scores for Dallas

2006 Wholeness Composite Maps

SOME PRELIMINARY 2007 FINDINGS “The more things change, the more they stay the same.”

Crime

Voter Turnout

Graduation Rates

Middle Class Housing

What’s Next? ReplicationValidationBenchmarking

TRANSLATING INFORMATION TO CHANGE “Challenging perspectives… Changing lives.”

A “4 Front” Approach Real Change AcademiaGovernmentBusinessResidents

A Venue for Change…

For More Information… Timothy M. Bray (469) (v) (469) (f)