Kinder Institute for Urban Research
Builds better cities and improves lives through data, research, engagement and action.
6100 Main Street, Suite 305, Kraft Hall, Houston, TX, 77005 · Est. 2010
About
A research center at Rice University that studies Houston's biggest challenges — housing, education, health, jobs, and population — to help make the city better for everyone.
Services
2Speakers BureauThe Kinder Institute provides expert speakers for your organization's events. Their speakers can talk about education, housing, and population research topics. They speak to nonprofit groups, businesses, and corporations throughout Houston. Speaker fees apply for fundraising events and events that sell tickets. For other events, donations are appreciated but not required. To request a speaker, contact them through their website.
Houston Population Research CenterThis research center studies how Houston's population is changing. They collect data about people living in Houston - like where they live, their income, and their backgrounds. The center runs surveys and studies to help understand Houston's most diverse communities. They share this information to help solve problems with housing, health, education, and jobs. Researchers, community groups, and city leaders use this data to make better decisions for Houston residents.
News & Resources
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Houston Community Panel Surveys Thousands to Help City Leaders
Houston Schools Research Group Studies Education Equity
Rice Study Shows Asian Americans Are Houston's Fastest Growing Group
Houston Study Shows 750,000 Residents Affected by Immigration Raids
Urban Edge: Houston Research News & Data StoriesWith 1 Million Trees Planted, Houston Nonprofit Charts Expansion to Combat Canopy Loss
Details
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