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SUMMARY:Virtual Briefing: How the Census Measures Racial Identity
DESCRIPTION:As politics\, policy\, migration and attitudes about racial identity changed over time\, so did the categories used in later counts. That makes the census both a mirror and a snapshot of how Americans see themselves – and how the government sees them. \nThis webinar brings together the author of Pew Research Center’s Counting Race: How the Census Measures Identity and What Americans Think About It\, and leaders from the Arab American Institute and MALDEF to examine how federal race and ethnicity categories are defined\, interpreted\, and experienced across different communities. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions of the panelists following the presentation. \nThis webinar is designed for state and local advocates\, community-based organizations\, government officials\, funders\, and partners committed to ensuring every community is counted\, and resourced\, fairly. \nWe hope you will join us for this critical session. \nClick Here to RSVP\n  \nClick Here to View the Report
URL:https://censusroadmap.org/es/event/virtual-briefing-how-the-census-measures-racial-identity/
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SUMMARY:Census Seminar Series: Module 2 | Part 2 – Practical Advocacy Tools for Community Leaders
DESCRIPTION:The Census Seminar Series provides a foundational framework for understanding what the census and the ACS are and how they interplay with many aspects of American society\, such as civil rights issues\, federal funding\, and the role of Congress and other government agencies. Module 2 will explore the role of Congress in determining a fair and accurate count\, through appropriations and other legislative levers. \nPart 2 will equip participants with practical advocacy tools (i.e.\, lobbying\, sign-on letters\, etc.) that can influence change and champion a fair and accurate census. Subject matter experts will provide an overview of effective advocacy strategies\, highlight real-world examples of how census data strengthens communities\, and demonstrate its critical role in shaping state funding and local resources. Participants will leave with concrete approaches to elevate their advocacy efforts and ensure every community is counted. \n  \nClick Here to Register
URL:https://censusroadmap.org/es/event/census-seminar-series-module-2-part-2-practical-advocacy-tools-for-community-leaders/
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SUMMARY:PART 1: ACS Data for Nonprofits — How to Use America’s Most Powerful Survey in Your Work
DESCRIPTION:Part 1 will provide a practical overview of the American Community Survey\, including the types of data available\, the differences between 1-year and 5-year estimates\, and guidance on selecting the appropriate data for different uses. The U.S. Census Bureau will also highlight accessible tools and resources that organizations can use to find\, understand\, and apply ACS data. \nClick Here to RSVP for Parts 1 & 2
URL:https://censusroadmap.org/es/event/acs-data-for-nonprofits-how-to-use-americas-most-powerful-survey-in-your-work/
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CATEGORIES:ACS Awareness Month
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SUMMARY:PART 2: ACS Data for Nonprofits — Leveraging AI and ACS Data for Community Impact
DESCRIPTION:Part 2 will explore how organizations can use artificial intelligence alongside ACS data to support their community work. The Leadership Conference’s Center for Civil Rights and Technology will provide an overview of AI\, including key considerations and best practices for responsible use. The Population Reference Bureau will then demonstrate practical applications of AI and ACS data to support research\, strengthen outreach\, and advance community impact. \nClick Here to RSVP for Parts 1 & 2
URL:https://censusroadmap.org/es/event/part-2-acs-data-for-nonprofits-leveraging-ai-and-acs-data-for-community-impact/
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CATEGORIES:ACS Awareness Month
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SUMMARY:Proposed 2030 Census Residence Rule: What It Means for Communities and Data Users
DESCRIPTION:The Census Bureau has proposed significant changes to the rules governing who is counted\, where people are counted\, and what demographic information is collected in the 2030 Census. \nThe proposed Federal Register rule would establish a new definition of “usual residence” and exclude many non-citizens from the data used for congressional apportionment. The Bureau is also considering the use of administrative records to determine individuals’ legal status and is seeking public comment on whether to include a legal-status question on the 2030 Census questionnaire. \nSeparately\, the proposal would eliminate questions about race\, ethnicity\, and sexual orientation from the 2030 Census questionnaire. \nJoin us for an important discussion about what these proposed changes could mean for communities\, data users\, and organizations across sectors. \nThe webinar will begin with an overview of the proposal and how it would change current census residence criteria. A panel of experts will then examine potential implications for health\, business\, civil rights enforcement\, local communities\, emergency preparedness and disaster response\, social services\, education\, and other policy areas. \nThe conversation will also address considerations related to sexual orientation and gender identity data\, incarcerated populations\, and Tribal Nations. \nWe’ll close with a call to action and concrete ways to participate in the public comment process. Participants will learn about sign-on opportunities\, receive a template they can adapt to submit their own comments to the public record\, and additional resources. \nFor questions or to request reasonable accommodations\, please contact: datadisaggregation@censuscounts.org \n\nRegister Here
URL:https://censusroadmap.org/es/event/proposed-2030-census-residence-rule-what-it-means-for-communities-and-data-users/
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SUMMARY:Understanding the Proposed Rule on the Decennial Census and What it Means for Counties
DESCRIPTION:NACo is hosting a webinar to walk participants through the recently released proposed rule on changes to the Decennial Census. Participants will hear an overview of the proposed rule with explanation of what is changing\, how it could affect local government funding\, and what counties need to know as the comment deadline approaches on October 13. \nBackground \nOn September 10\, the U.S. Census Bureau published a proposed rule governing the decennial census that would add two new parts to Title 15 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Among other changes\, the rule would define “usual residence” as the place where a person has lawfully spent the greatest number of days during a defined enumeration period\, evidenced by administrative and tax records\, and exclude from the apportionment count foreign citizens who are not U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents previously counted; and prohibit questions about race\, ethnicity and sexual orientation. \nThe rule also sets the enumeration period from January 3 to April 1 of each decennial census year;  makes most remaining demographic responses voluntary; limits disclosure avoidance where it would introduce uncertainty into national or state population counts; and invites comment on adding a legal-status question to the short-form questionnaire. \nComments are due October 13\, 2026.
URL:https://censusroadmap.org/es/event/understanding-the-proposed-rule-on-the-decennial-census-and-what-it-means-for-counties/
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