Making Sense of the Census

Posted Thursday, April 7, 2011

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The 2010 census did not bring good news: Cleveland dipped below 400,000 residents. Akron dropped below 200,000. Our eight county region shrank slightly and the state posted a small gain, but not nearly as robust as the country as a whole. On the next Sound of Ideas, we'll dig into the numbers and seek to discover who went where and why. What impact will the new population numbers have on Ohio and our region? And how will we respond? Join us Thursday at 9 on 90.3.

Guests

Mark Salling, Demographer, Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University
Rich Exner, Analysis Editor, The Plain Dealer
Kimberley L. Phillips, Associate Professor, College of William and Mary and Author of “Alabama North”
John O. Moore, City of Akron Planning Director
Daniel P. Walsh, Northeast Ohio President, Huntington National Bank