It’s time! Help us spread the word about the 2020 U.S. Census! Below is a list of resources to help you raise awareness with your networks about the 2020 Census and the young child undercount. #CountAllKids Young Child Undercount...
Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families calls on business leaders, elected officials and nonprofit executives to encourage all Arkansans to participate in the 2020 U.S. Census. The request for leaders to #CommitToCount is available online at bit.ly/commit2countar. We must...
As we have entered a new decade, the U.S. Census Bureau is gearing up to conduct the 2020 Census. The census is administered every 10 years to provide an account of demographic changes, appropriate billions of dollars in federal...
Need a reason to take the Census next year? Schools in your community are counting on it. Several important programs for students rely on Census data, in whole or in part, to determine how much funding districts in your...
As long as you fill out your own form in the 2020 Census, why should you worry about whether others will be counted? Because your community depends on every single person being counted. It’s not just about whether your...
The 2020 Census is less than a year away. And as the state government, local governments, and community organizations plan their outreach and awareness efforts, it is important to note that some Arkansans are more likely to be left...
This is a big month for census data releases. On September 10, the U.S. Census Bureau will release poverty statistics based on the Current Population Survey (CPS). On September 26, there is a different poverty-related release based on the...
An accurate count in the 2020 Census is critical to ensuring Arkansas receives enough money for health care, education, roads and bridges, and other programs that children and families rely on. Our state receives nearly $10 billion in federal funding...