One of the IIR's signature projects, Immigration Data on Demand (iDod), surpassed completing 500 iDod fact sheets since the project began in 2015. Free to users, iDod provides academics, institutions, organizations, educators, service providers, policymakers, and the public with unbiased and objective information related to immigrants and immigration in the United States. Individuals who request factsheets work in government, education and research institutions, and non-profit organizations. Requestors use the fact sheets for decision-making, strategic planning, professional presentations, program development, immigration advocacy, grant applications, and publications.
Recently completed iDod fact sheets include:
- Brazilian Immigrants in the United States
- Caribbean Immigrants in Montgomery County, MD
- Ethiopian Immigrants in the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metro Area
- Foreign-Born and Native-Born Females in the Greater Boston Area
- Immigrants in Aurora, Colorado
- Immigrants in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, MD
- Immigrants in Chicago, IL
- Immigrants in the Fayetteville Metro Area, Pitt, and Wayne Counties, North Carolina
- Immigrants in Worcester City, MA
- Venezuelan Immigrants in the United States
For more information about iDod, click here.