US Immigrant & Refugee Support Dashboard

Foreign-born share over time

How the immigrant share of the population shifts across the country. Press play to animate. Source: US Census ACS 5-year.

About & data construction

Created and maintained by Nari Yoo, PhD, University of Michigan School of Social Work.

The underlying dataset is being prepared for publication as a data descriptor: “Service and Language Access Profiles of U.S. Immigrant- and Refugee-Serving Nonprofits: A National Geocoded Dataset Augmented with Large Language Models.”

Collaboration and data-access inquiries are welcome: nariyoo@umich.edu.

A national directory and dashboard of US nonprofit organizations serving immigrants, refugees, asylees, and other foreign-born newcomers, paired with Census foreign-born, language-need, and immigrant social/economic context at state, county, and city levels.

How the organization list was built

Demand-side data (US Census ACS 5-year, 2023; trends 2009–2023)

Every demographic figure is foreign-born specific and available at state, county, city, and metro levels, with US, Census-region, and state averages shown as benchmarks. Time-series (2009–2023 / 2011–2023) cover foreign-born share, language need by language, immigrant and racial/ethnic diversity, and residential segregation.

Coverage and limitations

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Sources & links

Compiled from public sources; may be incomplete or out of date verify before relying on any listing. © 2026 Nari Yoo · data CC BY 4.0.