Get the basics on this 9-question confidential survey that takes 10 minutes to complete. It determines where and how federal money and power are distributed. When you fill out the Census, each person in your household (including you) brings $20,000 into your community over the next ten years for affordable housing, healthy food, healthcare, public schools, foster care, free meals, job training, essential emergency services, roads, preschools, and more.
如何：人口普查 – Leah Nichols
How to: 2020 Census – Leah Nichols
Paano kumpletuhin: Sensus – Leah Nichols
Como se hace: el Censo – Leah Nichols
Money and Power – Chinese – Robert Saywitz
Money and Power – Tagalog – Robert Saywitz
Money and Power – Tagalog – Robert Saywitz
Money and Power – Chinese – Robert Saywitz
Lunar New Year Toolkit – Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Count Us in 2020 – Asian Americans Advancing Justice
Internet Self-Response Portal Guide – Census Counts
Internet Self-Response Portal, What to Expect – Census Counts
Questions and Answers for Stakeholders – US Census Bureau
2020 Census Complete Count Committee Guide – US Census Bureau
What is the Census and Elected Official PSA Scripts – US Census Bureau
Census and Confidentiality – US Census Bureau
2020 Response Rate Challenge Toolkit – US Census Bureau
Tú Cuentas – US Census Bureau
Get Your Community Counted – US Census Bureau
You Count! Be Counted
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
OCEIA SF Counts
Bay-Area-Counts-2020-Census-Outreach-Spanish-1
United Way Bay Area Counts – Census Outreach – Spanish
United Way Bay Area Counts – Census Outreach
Come to Your Census, SF
Come to Your Census, SF
Come to Your Census, SF
Come to Your Census, SF
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Chinese – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Spanish – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Spanish – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Chinese – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Chinese – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Tagalog – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Tagalog – Sanctuary City Project
Money and Power – Robert Saywitz
Money and Power – Tagalog – Robert Saywitz
Money and Power – Spanish – Robert Saywitz
Who Counts – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Spanish – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Spanish – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Chinese – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Chinese – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Tagalog – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts – Tagalog – Sanctuary City Project
Who Counts Tagalog – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Tagalog – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Spanish – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Chinese – Sanctuary City Project
9 Questions 10 Minutes – Sanctuary City Project
OCEIA Census Guide – Chinese
OCEIA Census Guide – Tagalog
OCEIA Census Guide – Spanish
OCEIA SF Counts
AARP – Stay Safe While You Take the Census
How to Respond
Census 2020 What You Need to Know
Census Bureau Community Outreach Toolkit
NALEO Get Counted
Will You Count? American Indians and Alaska Natives – Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
Will You Count? Latinos – Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
Will You Count? African Americans – Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
Will You Count? MENA – Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
Counting Young Children – Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality
Census FAQ
Make Yourself Seen and Heard – NALEO
Make Yourself Count – NALEO
Why We Ask Each Question – US Census Bureau
Census 101 Infographic – Count the Nation
Accessibility and the Census
Census and Confidentiality – US Census Bureau
Census Bureau – LGBTQ+
Census Bureau – African American
Join the Movement Poster – Count the Nation
You Can Help – US Census Bureau
Civic Duty – US Census Bureau
