The Social Wellbeing Framework

1. Environment

1.1. The quality and risks of the physical environment

1.2. Presence of parks and open space

1.3. Environmental hazards

1.4. Heat vulnerability (fres)

2. School Effectiveness

2.1. How conducive are local schools to learning?

2.2. Student achievement s

2.3. Dropout rates

3. Housing Quality

3.1. Physical conditions of housing

3.2. Financial conditions of housing

3.3. Crowding

3.4. Code Violations

3.5. Relative cost burdens

4. Economic and Ethnic Diversity

4.1. How concentrated are certain income levels and ethnic groups concentrated (bad) or mixed (good) n one place

5. Health

5.1. Physical health

5.1.1. Obesity?

5.1.2. Exercise?

5.1.3. Diabetes?

5.2. Mental Health

5.2.1. Addictions

5.2.2. Suicides

5.3. Access to Care

6. Economic Wellbeing

6.1. Material Standard of Living

6.2. Income

6.3. Education

6.4. Labor force participation

7. Cultural Engagement

7.1. Opportunity to experience one's cultural legacy

7.2. Opportunity to experience cultures of other residents

8. Political Voice

8.1. Freedom of Expression

8.2. Involvement in the democratic process

9. Social Connection

9.1. The presence of non-profit organizations and cultural resources that connect at the institutional level

9.2. Level of trust and neighborhood participation that underlie interpersonal relations

10. Insecurity

10.1. Threats to physical security

10.2. Violent crime

10.3. Property crime

10.4. Social tensions