Healthy Minnesota Partnership – Key Conditions for Health Indicators Update
KEY CONDITIONS FOR HEALTH
Previous Data
MOST RECENT
CHANGE
African American 78.6%
African American 75.6%
Worse
American Indian 79.1%
American Indian 74.2%
Worse
Asian*
Asian*
Not Available
Hispanic 82.5%
Hispanic 68.1%
Worse
White 90.5%
(Minnesota Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring
System, 2010)
White 90.3%
(Minnesota Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System,
2011)
No Change
By 2020, more Minnesota children are
exclusively breastfed for 6 months.
23.5%
(2011 CDC)
23.5%
(2014 Breastfeeding Report Card)
No Change
By 2020, fewer Minnesota households
experience food insecurity.
10.4%
(2012 USDA)
10.6%
(Household Food Security in the U.S., 2013)
No Change
By 2020, more mothers in every racial/ethnic
population access 1st – trimester prenatal
care.
*Sample size too small to report.
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KEY CONDITIONS FOR HEALTH
By 2020, more students from each
population group graduate from high
school within 4 years.
By 2020, Minnesota’s racial and ethnic
inequities in per capita income are
reduced.
Previous Indicator: Minnesota students
who do not feel safe at and on the way to
school.
By 2020, fewer Minnesota students will
have a lack of sense of safety going to
and from school.
Previous Data
MOST RECENT
CHANGE
African American 57%
African American 63%
Better
American Indian 48.7%
American Indian 51%
Better
Asian 77.7%
Asian 82%
Better
Hispanic 58.3%
White 86%
(2013 MN Dept. of Education)
Hispanic 60%
White 86%
(2014 MDE)
Better
African American $26,500
American Indian $27,749
Asian $61,242
African American $29,896
American Indian $31,710
Asian $64,716
Better
Better
Better
Hispanic $39,199
Hispanic $41,196
Better
White $60,221
White $62,560
Better
(MN Compass)
(2013 inflation-adjusted dollars (2009-2013 ACS 5-year estimates)
African American 8%
African American Male 9%
African American Female 9%
American Indians 9%
Asian 7%
Hispanic 9%
White 4%
(2010 Minnesota Student Survey)
American Indian Male 8%
American Indian Female 9%
Asian Male 7%; Asian Female 7%
Hispanic Male 6%; Hispanic Female 8%
White Male 4%; White Female 4%
(2013 Minnesota Student Survey)
No Change
No Change
No Change
No Change
Better (Males)
No Change
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KEY CONDITIONS FOR
HEALTH
Previous Data
MOST RECENT
CHANGE
By 2020, more
communities across
Minnesota have more small
business and more
minority- and womenowned businesses.
Small employers (<500 employees) 118,391
Women-owned 133,141
African American-owned 12,454
Asian-owned 11,407
Hispanic-owned 5,011
Native American/Alaskan-owned 2,891
Veteran-owned 43,548
More recent results expected in Summer/Fall of 2015
TBD
African American 28%
African American 23%
Worse
American Indian 44.5%
American Indian 47.1%
Better
By 2020, populations that
currently have low rates of
home ownership are better
able to afford and own
homes.
By 2020, racial/ethnic
inequities in incarceration
rates in Minnesota are
diminished.
Asian 63.1%
Asian 54.2%
Worse
Hispanic 50.2%
Hispanic 41.9%
White 77.8%
White 77.2 %
2007-2009 data –American Community Survey (Accessed from: MN
Compass)
2010-2012 data –American Community Survey (Accessed from: MN
Compass)
Worse
No
Change
African American Prison Population 34.9%
African American State Population 5.7%
African American Prison Population 34.6%
African American State Population 5.7%
American Indian Prison Population 8.9%
American Indian State Population 1.3%
Asian Prison Population 2.7%
Asian State Population 4.5%
Hispanic Prison Population 7.1%
Hispanic State Population 5.0%
White Prison Population 53.5%
White State Population 81.9%
Prison Population Source: MN Department of Corrections Adult
Inmate Profile
State Population Source: U.S. Census Bureau, State and County
QuickFacts
American Indian Prison Population 9.5%
American Indian State Population 1.3%
Asian Prison Population 2.7%
Asian State Population 4.5%
Hispanic Prison Population 6.8%
Hispanic State Population 5.0%
White Prison Population 53.0
White State Population 81.9%
Prison Population: Source MN Department of Corrections Adult
Inmate Profile
State Population Source: U.S. Census Bureau, State and County
QuickFacts
No
Change
in
Inequitie
s
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