New Orleans Internet Research
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the city of New Orleans. Many refugees fled to other parts
of the country, leaving behind the lives they once knew. Ten years later, many of the refugees
have returned and the city has been working on rebuilding itself.
For this activity, you are to access the Southeast Louisiana Data Center at:
http://www.gnocdc.org
Once here you may explore. The Data Resources have statistics that will give you information
about New Orleans pre, during, and post-Katrina.
Reports have several articles of information on subjects like housing, economy/workforce, and
demographics/population.
You are to access five separate documents (statistics/graphs or articles) and write two paragraphs
(8-10 sentences) on what the area was like before or after Katrina. At the end, you should list the
URL for the five articles/documents that you chose. This will be due on Monday.
New Orleans Internet Research
In 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated the city of New Orleans. Many refugees fled to other parts
of the country, leaving behind the lives they once knew. Ten years later, many of the refugees
have returned and the city has been working on rebuilding itself.
For this activity, you are to access the Southeast Louisiana Data Center at:
http://www.gnocdc.org
Once here you may explore. The Data Resources have statistics that will give you information
about New Orleans pre, during, and post-Katrina.
Reports have several articles of information on subjects like housing, economy/workforce, and
demographics/population.
You are to access five separate documents (statistics/graphs or articles) and write two paragraphs
(8-10 sentences) on what the area was like before or after Katrina. At the end, you should list the
URL for the five articles/documents that you chose. This will be due on Monday.