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Baby Boom Statistics
Boomers reshaped America: in 1957, U.S. births hit 4.3 million—20% above 1945. Explore how that surge still echoes today.
Community Statistics
Community won the 2010 Peabody Award for broadcasting—see why this comedy still sparks fan creativity worldwide.
Twin Birth Statistics
Globally, about 1 in 80 pregnancies result in twins (12.5 per 1,000 deliveries)—discover the numbers behind twinning and its biggest risk factors.
Children Statistics
366 million children experienced sexual violence before age 18 in 2023—what to know and where to find help.
Gen Z Marriage Statistics
Marriage is down: the Gen Z marriage rate fell to 4.2 per 1,000 people in 2022 (from 6.1 in 2019). Explore what’s driving the delay.
Human Statistics
At 86.3% literacy worldwide, most people can read—explore the other numbers that define human life.
Interracial Statistics
94% of Americans approve of interracial marriage in 2021—up from 4% in 1958. See what drives changing attitudes.
Teenage Statistics
Suicide-related thinking rose to 22% of US high school students in 2021 (from 16% in 2011)—here’s what teen data shows.
Single Fathers Statistics
Obesity affects 22% of children of single fathers—5% higher than peers. Explore outcomes and the supports that can help.
France Immigration Statistics
France welcomed 252,000 immigrants in 2022 and still processed 94,000 first work permits in 2023, setting up a sharp contrast between new arrivals and labor market access. From 36,000 people benefiting from refugee protection to remittance inflows of $5.2 billion and a 3.0 point employment gap, the page links immigration policy, work, and everyday living conditions with the latest official figures.
Refugees In The United States Statistics
From a 2019 baseline of 3.7% foreign born, the share rose to 5.4% by 2022, while the U.S. resettled 115,905 refugees in FY 2021 and cut to 51,235 in FY 2022, a sharp shift that helps explain why arrivals and supports move unevenly. Follow how ORR tracks the work after arrival, from the 8 month time limit for Refugee Cash and Medical Assistance eligibility to case management reaching 69,800 refugees and entrants in 2022, and what that means for services, health, schooling, and employment.
Gen Z Education Statistics
Gen Z is balancing the real-world pressure of rising education costs with a fast shift to online learning and AI help, where 22.6 million FAFSA submissions are in the pipeline for 2023 to 24 and 31% of Gen Z students already use AI tools for schoolwork at least sometimes. This page connects tuition and loan terms to how students study, stress, and seek financial aid, plus the scale behind tutoring and EdTech spending.
Saudi Arabia Population Statistics
Saudi Arabia has about 35.1 million people in 2024, with a young nation trend that still sits beside a rising dependency pressure as only 5.1% are projected to be aged 65+ by 2040. Track how rapid urban growth and high migration shape everything from urban concentration to birth, death, and mortality rates.
Urbanization Statistics
Urban areas now sit at the center of global energy and emissions, generating 34% of final energy demand and producing 70% of greenhouse gases, while the basics still lag with 48% of urban residents having safely managed sanitation in 2022. Housing, electricity, and clean air pressures are rising in parallel, with 1.1 billion people lacking electricity and 4.2 million premature deaths from outdoor air pollution in 2019, making the urbanization question far more urgent than growth alone.
Current Immigration Statistics
USCIS cleared a 1.3 million case backlog in FY 2023 and Form I-485 processing now averages 10.1 months as of May 2024, even as the EU recorded 2.2 million Ukrainians on temporary protection. From 51% of EU immigrants facing poverty or social exclusion to 6.2 million new refugees worldwide in 2023, the page connects enforcement, labor demand, and humanitarian pressure across key destinations.
Zip Code Statistics
From 2020 Census population shifts to 2025 and 2021 income levels, this ZIP code page puts you face to face with extremes like Beverly Hills style wealth in 90210 and lower median incomes in 30303 and 32202, all alongside education, health, and crime benchmarks. You will see how median home values and public school performance diverge street by street, including 90210’s $2,987,500 Zillow home value in 2023 and 94105’s $1,850,000 median sale price in 2023.
Japan Aging Population Statistics
With 29.1% of Japan’s population aged 65+ in 2023 and projections that 1 in 3 people will be 65+ by 2030, this page connects the demographic shift to the pressures Japan is already feeling in care, pensions, and healthcare capacity. You also get the policy and market stakes behind the figures, from old age dependency at 49.6 to health spending of USD 4,397 per person and a caregiving robotics market of $3.5 billion.
Women Statistics
The latest figures show how far progress still has to go, from 25.4 million women and girls displaced globally in 2021 to women holding just 7.6% of S and P 500 executive committee roles in 2023. You will also see what changes could be worth, including an estimated $1 trillion annual gain from closing gender gaps in employment and entrepreneurship in OECD countries, alongside the scale of risks like 1 in 3 women worldwide experiencing physical or sexual violence.
Internal Migration Statistics
From India’s urban rise driven partly by internal moves to 56.0% of Indonesia’s population living in cities, this page traces how people relocate and what that does to jobs, housing costs, and access to health and education. It also ties labor and poverty effects to measurable gaps between migrants and non-migrants and follows displacement trends such as 8.9 million new internal cases reported in 2023 to show how mobility can both lift opportunity and intensify inequality.
Infant Death Statistics
Newborn deaths make up 47% of all under 5 deaths and 75% of neonatal deaths happen in the first week of life, so the page focuses on the moments that matter most and what prevents them. It also connects risk and prevention with current US gaps and global coverage, including 1,000 infant deaths linked to SUID in 2022 and global 2022 benchmarks like 84% for skilled birth attendants and 48% exclusive breastfeeding, plus evidence on interventions that cut neonatal mortality by around 20 to 25%.