This section contains links to online resources relating to the use of data and mapping in community revitalization in Oakland. We have grouped the links into the following categories:

• Oakland Community Resources
• Oakland Government
• Other Government
• InfoOakland Participants
• Data Sources
• GIS Data & Resources
• Community Action Resources
  

• Oakland Community Network
• Unity Council
• East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation
• Sentinel Fair Housing
• East Bay Community Law Center
• People's Community Partnership Federal Credit Union
• Oakland Technology Exchange West

Oakland Government

• City of Oakland Main Site
• Oakland Community and Economic Development Agency
• City Council/Council District News and Contact Information
• Oakland Housing and Community Development
• Oakland Housing Authority
• Oakland Police Department
• Oakland Unified School District

Other Government

• Metropolitan Transportation Commission
• Port of Oakland
• Alameda County
• State of California

• Asian Pacific Environmental Network)
• Center for Justice Tolerance and Community (UCSC)
• Eastside Arts Alliance
• Eastmont Computing Center
• Institute for Urban and Regional Development (UCB)
• Just Cause Oakland
• Movement Strategy Center
• Pacific Institute
• PUEBLO (People United for a Better Oakland)
• San Antonio Community Development Corporation
• Urban Explorer
• Urban Strategies Council
• West Oakland Environmental Indicators Project
• Youth in Focus

• American Factfinder (U.S. Census Data)
• Oakland Explorer
• Neighborhood Knowledge California

• Geographic Information Science Center at UC Berkeley
• GIS Data Depot has free and inexpensive data downloads for Alameda County
• The California Department of Fish and Game provides a sophisticated "GIS glossary" of technical terms

• Urban Solutions's "Tenderloin and South of Market Neighborhood Profiles 2004"
• Accelerating Community Transformation
• Asset Based Community Development Institute
• Minneapolis Neighborhood Information System (See their "Sample Neighborhood GIS Projects & Maps")
• National Neighborhood Indicators Project (NNIP)
• TechRocks
• Pacific Institute's "Environmental Justice Resources on the Internet"
• PolicyLink's Community Mapping Tool from its Equitable Development Toolkit
• Student Action for Change has a great Community Mapping Resource Guide and other organizing tools
• National Community Building Network
• ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now)

Do you know of other useful resources that should be listed here? Send us an email and we will add it to our list. (Our contact information is below.)