2020 Census
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Census Must Move Forward During COVID-19 Pandemic
Almost 40 percent of U.S. households have responded online to the census since March 10.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Puts Stranglehold on Census Outreach Efforts
County government, city and municipal officials and nonprofit organizations have held hundreds of block parties, training sessions and community-wide events…
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MORIAL: Urgent Phase of 2020 Census Begins
The next few months are critical if we want our communities fairly represented.
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Census Information Coming This Month
Starting Thursday, March 12, about 140 million households will begin receiving U.S. Census Bureau information to help build roads, plan…
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Faith Leaders Join Effort to Increase Participation in 2020 U.S. Census
As U.S. Census Bureau operatives gear up for the tens of thousands of home visits, public forums and online and…
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CHAVIS: Black Life Journeys Matter
This is the time for understanding and learning from the past to change the present and to ensure a better…
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Census Officials Kick Off $250M Ad Campaign in Washington
The U.S. Census Bureau unveiled its $500 million “Shape Your Future. Start Here,” 2020 ad campaign in Washington, D.C.
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African American Census Officials: ‘We’re Ready to Go’
The United States Census Bureau recently unveiled a comprehensive national advertising and outreach campaign for the 2020 census and despite…
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Online Option Available for 2020 Census
This year, beginning the week of March 16, citizens will be able to complete the U.S. census online.
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Counting Children Matters Most: FAQ on Census 2020
Within the African American community, the conversation about the upcoming 2020 census ranges from "why bother?" to "we’re all in."…
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