FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND EDUCATORS
NY Counts 2020: Share the Love Social Media Campaign
Friends and Family Day of Action NY Counts 2020 has launched a new social media campaign: SHARE THE LOVE. Graphics and text are translated into 5 languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, Spanish, and Vietnamese). Click here [...]
Census Resources for Children: Coloring Book Pages
2020 Census Coloring Book Pages and Coloring Contest Resources for Children: The Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance has launched a Census Coloring Contest! The NMAA has been very active in helping to share the Census message [...]
“Talking about Cens-US” with NYCounts2020 and Generation Citizen!
“Talking about Cens-US” Did you miss our Facebook Live event with Generation Citizen? See the full video recording below! Generation Citizen breaks down the Census & the vital role young people can play to ensure [...]
Association to Benefit Children Census 2020 Video
At Association to Benefit Children (ABC), they have set the ambitious goal to count every single one of the children and families they serve. They offer early childhood education, children’s mobile mental health services, a therapeutic [...]
New Blog: Babies Are Counting on an Accurate Census
Inaccurate counts of infants and toddlers could have immense ramifications for infants, toddlers, and families. Be sure to head to ZERO TO THREE’s Census webpage for more information about the Decennial Census and to find outreach materials [...]
Featured Resource Hub: Brooklyn Public Library’s 2020 Census Plan
The Library's Plan New York's public libraries are critical partners in the 2020 Census efforts, receiving more than $1.4 million in City dollars to connect with key at-risk demographics. Along with our partners, Brooklyn Public [...]
PSAs and Outreach Materials
The U.S. Census Bureau maintains and updates downloadable posters, public service announcements (PSAs), and other outreach materials. These resources are in a variety of languages and cover subjects ranging from faith communities to businesses, from [...]
2020 Census Resource Hub for Libraries
2020 Census Resource Hub for Libraries, from New York State Library and New York State Education Department. Libraries can play an important role by creating awareness of the Census and by providing internet access for [...]
Census postcards for kids in Spanish, Armenian, Korean, Vietnamese, Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese
Download and share these bilingual informational postcards for families and caretakers of young children. The call to action to count every infant, toddler and child is in English on one side, and on the other [...]
Census Resources for Educators from the NEA
The National Education Association has a terrific set of census resources for schoolteachers and other educators, from “Statistics in Schools” lesson plans to key dates for the 2020 Census to graphics, posters and videos. Statistics [...]
How State Agencies Can Make Sure Kids Are Counted
How can we make sure that young children are accurately counted in the 2020 Census? One answer is rooted in the work of a small and effective state agency in upstate New York, which is [...]
Does your state waive income limits for temporary census workers?
People are most likely to answer the door for people from within their community. However, members of hard to count communities are often ineligible to work even temporarily as census enumerators without losing their public [...]
Fact Sheet: Undercount of Young Children (Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights)
Fact Sheet: Undercount of Young Children (Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights) Young children are undercounted in the census at a higher rate than any other age group. Young children – defined as children [...]
Multilingual Resources from the US Census Bureau
The U.S. Census Bureau provides translated web pages and guides in 59 non-English languages, including American Sign Language, as well as guides in braille and large print. View the complete list here.
Webinar: Engaging K-12 Students and Teachers
This webinar from Asian Americans Advancing Justice focuses on how students from K-12, teachers, and organizations can help ensure that young children and students are counted in the 2020 Census. Speakers: Lizette Escobedo serves as [...]
American Indians and Alaska Natives in the 2020 Census
The following resources for American Indians and Alaska Natives in the 2020 Census are from The Leadership Conference Education Fund and Georgetown Law’s Center on Poverty and Inequality. When Native and tribal communities are undercounted, [...]
The ¡Hazme Contar! Campaign from NALEO
The ¡Hazme Contar! Campaign is a sub-campaign of NALEO Educational Fund’s national ¡Hágase Contar! Census 2020 Campaign with a specific focus on ensuring the full count of young Latino children across the country. The ¡Hazme [...]
Count All Kids Blog: Heads Up Principals! Time to Help Count Kids
Every principal in the country, both public and private schools, should have received several materials from the Census Bureau by now. Heads Up Principals! Time to Help Count Kids explains what these materials are and why teachers [...]
National Federation of Filipino American Associations Census Video
View and share this Kabilang Ka, Pabilang Ka census campaign video on who should be counted and why it’s important to be counted in the 2020 Census.
AAPI Data and Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy Mapping Tool
AAPI Data and Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy released a mapping tool to help journalists, decision-makers, and community organizations better understand the diversity and geographic settlement patterns of AAPIs. This tool (see AAPIP website and https://aapidata.com/censusmaps/) provides detailed census-tract level maps for [...]