Library

Figure 1: Poverty Rate by Urban Area and Rural Arizona (2024) Blue Variation Figure 1: Poverty Rate by Urban Area and Rural Arizona (2024) Green Variation Figure 1: Poverty Rate by Urban Area and Rural Arizona (2024) Old Variation

How Much Do College Graduates Earn in Arizona, USA? Each year, the Arizona Board of Regents publishes a report detailing the in-state wages earned by Arizona graduates from public universities. The latest report was issued in March 2026 and used...

Snapshot Report for Southern Arizona Cities, Towns, and Census-Designated Places The Southern Arizona communities snapshot provides an overview of how the 38 cities, towns, and census-designated places (CDP) within Cochise, Pima, Pinal, Greenlee, Graham, Santa Cruz, and Yuma counties are...

Strategies to Expand Housing Access for Low-and Middle-Income Households in Southern Arizona Executive Summary Housing affordability has become an increasingly pressing challenge in Southern Arizona, particularly in Tucson. Home prices and population growth have outpaced local income gains, making it...

How Social Vulnerability Shapes Healthcare Disaster Preparedness in Southern Arizona Executive Summary Social vulnerability encompasses the socioeconomic, demographic, and structural factors that influence a community’s ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. These factors include poverty, age...

What Is Quality of Life Like in the Tucson, Arizona MSA? Quality of life is an important measure of overall health and well-being. It reflects how individuals perceive their physical, mental, and social health. This article examines two dimensions of...

Southern Arizona Nonprofits Adapt to Funding Challenges Introduction Last fall, the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA) surveyed nonprofit organizations across the region to understand how government policy changes in 2025 impacted operations, funding, and service demand. This is the...

How Does Health Vary Across the Lifespan in the Tucson, Arizona MSA Lifespan is a fundamental indicator of a community’s overall health and well-being. It reflects not only longevity, but also the conditions that shape one's life: access to care...

Watch the Recorded MAP Talk: Moving Tucson Forward List of Speakers: Jamie Brown, Director of Strategic Planning, Policy, and Programming, Pima Association of Governments Melanie Lawson, Public Outreach Director, Pima Association of Governments Hyunsoo Noh, Ph.D., Data Science Administrator, Pima...

Measuring Nonprofit Capacity Amid Funding Uncertainty Recent changes in government policy have affected how nonprofit organizations are funded, how they operate, and the level of demand for their services. In response, the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA) surveyed local...