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This report provides an overview of NIH funding awarded to Boston researchers in fiscal year 2025, a year marked by significant disruption in the federal research funding landscape. Despite proposed budget cuts, grant terminations, and a freeze on Harvard-affiliated funding, Boston received $2.46 billion across 3,983 grants, maintaining its position as the second-largest recipient of NIH funding in the country. The majority of funding supported world-renowned institutions such as Massachusetts General Hospital, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and Boston Children's Hospital. While Boston's research funding held steady in FY2025, the long-term federal policy outlook remains uncertain.
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Non-Citizen Haitians in Boston
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03/16/2026
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This presentation provides an analysis of non-citizen Haitians in Boston. This analysis is dated from April 2025.
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Labor Market Update 2026
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01/29/2026
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This presentation provides an analysis of the latest data on Boston's labor market, focusing in particular on the macroeconomic outlook, the uneven impacts of AI-driven investment, and what a “frozen” job market could mean for workers and employers as we head into 2026.
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Boston's Children: Historical and Projected Future Trends
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10/24/2025
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This presentation focuses on Boston's child population, examining recent historical trends, current demographics, and projections for the future.
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Age Strong: Boston's Growing Older Population
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10/17/2025
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Boston’s population is younger than the national average, but similar to the country, where residents aged 60 and older are a fast-growing segment of the population. Partnering with the Age Strong Commission, this presentation compares changes from 2010 to 2025 for demographic, household, and economic characteristics, and concludes with 2035 population projections by neighborhood for Boston’s population aged 60 and older.
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2025.10.15 | Roslindale | Analysis Map
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2025.10.15 | Roslindale | Presentation
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10/16/2025
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BOSTON GREEN BUILDINGS: 2024 Summary Of Sustainable Building Practices
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09/25/2025
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Boston by the Numbers explores the characteristics of Boston's population and economy. This report breaks down the population by age group, sex, and nativity. It also looks at Boston's colleges and universities, housing, and land use, using the City of Boston Planning Department Research Division's 2025 population estimates.
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The Census Bureau population estimates continue to undercount Boston’s population. This presentation provides an overview of the Research Division’s 2025 population estimates, along with two mapping tools that display these data for the city, neighborhoods, and census tracts.
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