Arizona 2050: Housing the Next Generation, Building the Next Economy Arizona Housing Alliance Annual Meeting September 22, 2011.

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Arizona 2050: Housing the Next Generation, Building the Next Economy Arizona Housing Alliance Annual Meeting September 22, 2011

Communities of Color were Hit Hardest in the Recession

The Number of Disconnected Youth is at an All-Time High

Slower and Unequal Growth

Disappearance of Good Jobs

Addressing Education Disparities will be Critical to Grow A Strong and Skilled Workforce

Changing U.S. Demographics, Sources: Statistical Abstract of the United States (1970 and 1980). Data for from the U.S. Census Bureau, decennial censuses (1990, 2000, and 2010). U.S. Census Bureau Population Projections, 2008 ( ). Copyright ©2011 PolicyLink and PERE

The Demographics of Seniors and Youth are Diverging

16 Our Racial Gap has become a Generational Gap

Arizona

Copyright ©2011 PolicyLink and PERE

Arizona has the Largest Generation Gap in the Country

28 Education Levels Expected to Decrease by 2020

The Way Forward: Equitable Growth 29

Rebuilding our public infrastructure Maximize local job creation while building sustainable regions 30

Grow new businesses that create jobs Leverage the purchasing power of large “anchor institutions” 31

Build human capital Job training and career pathways 32

Healthy Communities, Strong Regions, A Prosperous America November 8-11, 2011 Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center For more information and registration visit:

Sarah Treuhaft, Associate Director, PolicyLink (510) Contact Information