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Census 2020 Resource Links

Census 2020 Resource Links

Note: The Teaching and Learning Resources section has moved to its own page.

Overview Guides and Information

Count Me In: Census Guide 2020
“Focusing on Black communities that face the greatest risk of omission from the decennial census, LDF is working to increase Black people’s response to the Census.”
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Count on Your Census podcast
series
“The podcast is released in mini-
series format, which means you get
three episodes per series and each is a progression toward making sure
hard-to-count communities and all
communities of color are
represented fairly and accurately in the 2020 Census.”
Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Fighting 2020 Census Rumors
Responses to common misconceptions and information on known hoaxes and scams.
U. S. Census Bureau
Why the Census Matters for Women and Girls
Fact sheet
Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
2020 Census Fact SheetsU. S. Census Bureau
Libraries’ Guide to the 2020 CensusAmerican Library Association
TMI Briefs: The CensusThurgood Marshall Institute
What Is the Census?NALEO Educational Fund
Census 2020 Fact Sheet
English and Spanish
NALEO Educational Fund
Census Operations Series, Part 1Census Counts
What to Expect in the Mail
(description and timeline)
U. S. Census Bureau
Census 2020 Resource List (Stand
Up and Be Counted campaign)
New England Literacy Resource
Center
Technology FAQs
(cybersecurity, data security)
Census Counts

How People Are Counted

Conducting the CountU. S. Census Bureau
Webinars and issue briefs on how different populations are countedCensus Counts
Census Operations Series, Part 3Census Counts
2020 Census: Reaching an Accurate CountArab American Institute
Will You Count? Latinos in the 2020 CensusLeadership Conference Education Fund
Will You Count? American Indians and Alaska Natives in the 2020
Census
Leadership Conference Education Fund
Will You Count? Asian Americans and Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders in the 2020 CensusLeadership Conference Education Fund
Brief on the Race and Origin
Questions
Center on Poverty and Inequality,
Georgetown
Report on Administrative Records
in the 2020 Census
Urban Institute

Census Jobs

Want to Join the Gig Economy? Join CensusU. S. Census Bureau
Job QualificationsU. S. Census Bureau
Pay & LocationsU. S. Census Bureau
Census Operations Series, Part 2Census Counts
2020 Census JobsCensus Outreach
(Community Connect Labs)
Census Jobs Hiring GuidanceKeystone Counts
Memo on Census jobs and public
benefits

“Income derived from temporary Census Bureau employment will not affect eligibility for nearly all forms of government assistance.”
Keystone Counts

Resources for Teaching and Learning

This section has moved to its own page.

Resources for Programs

Community Outreach ToolkitU.S. Census Bureau
2020 Census Taglines and Logos
for 12 Non-English Languages
U. S. Census Bureau
Complete Count CommitteesU. S. Census Bureau
How to Find Your Nearest Complete Count Committee videoU. S. Census Bureau
Program Resources listing (Stand
Up and Be Counted campaign)
New England Literacy Resource
Center
Digital Organizing Training Series
“A set of five trainings that teach
digital organizing skills to
strengthen census outreach to hard-to-count communities.”
Census Counts
2020 Census Communications
Toolkit
NALEO Educational Fund
Community Engagement Materials and ToolkitCount All Kids Campaign
Census Toolkit
For reaching hard-to-count
populations
Census Outreach
(Community Connect Labs)
Hagase Contar!
Training materials for parents and
teachers, and social media
outreach kit
NALEO Educational Fund
Social Media Toolkit for
Grandparents

Many young children living with
their grandparents were not
counted in the 2010 Census.
Count All Kids
How to Access a Data Profile About Your Community Using Census
Data
video
U. S. Census Bureau
Partnership Fact Sheet: Community OrganizationsU. S. Census Bureau

News and Advocacy

Census Messaging Strategy
Report in slide deck form on effective ways to reach had-to-count populations
Census Counts
Most U.S. adults intend to partici-
pate in 2020 census, but some
demographic groups aren’t sure

Report on results of survey
conducted in Sept 2019
Pew Research Center
Counting for Dollars 2020
The role of the decennial census in
the geographic distribution of
federal funds, with state-by-state

reports.
George Washington University
Institute of Public Policy
Census 2020 Hard to Count Map
Interactive map that allows
searching by state, county, Census
tract, ZIP code, Congressional
district
City University of New York
The 2020 Census Matters for Every StudentNational Education Association
2020 Census Anomaly Case MemoLeadership Conference Census
Taskforce
The Census Project BlogBlog on advocacy activities
The Census Could Undercount
People Who Don’t Have Internet
Access
Slate (Jessica Rosenworcel)
Stakeholder ToolkitThe Census Project

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