Here's what you can do today to help ensure a complete count in 2030.
The US Census is more than a population count every 10 years. Together, the decennial census, American Community Survey, and other US Census Bureau business and household surveys form an ongoing project to tell the story of who we are as Americans and New Yorkers and to allocate resources and representation equitably. With opportunities for advocacy and raising awareness happening year-round, it’s never too early or too late to empower your community or organization with resources to better understand the impact of the US Census and census data.
Check out our latest resources to begin advocating and raising awareness around the US Census starting now.
New York State Census Equity Fund Makes Recommendations for 2030 Census and Reports Assessment of 2020 Efforts
This report details the 2020 statewide Census initiative which involved more New York funders than any previous collaborative. Grantees and donors say the fund is a blueprint for future statewide efforts.
Quick Facts about New York from the US Census Bureau
Wondering what the median rent is in a specific town or zip code in New York State? You can search from everything from housing costs –renting and owning– to travel time to work, with the U.S. Census “Quick Facts”
What are US Census Bureau Surveys?
How many surveys come from the U.S. Census Bureau? The Census Bureau conducts more than 100 surveys of households and businesses across the nation each year, including the American Community Survey (ACS), which helps us understand more about where we live, from family income to housing costs. Read the full list of official surveys here.
Does the State of New York support the U.S. Census?
Yes, read how important our responses to U.S. Census questions are to New York State.
Other ways Census surveys benefit your community
Are you concerned about climate change? Responding to U.S. Census surveys can help your community go green!