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The 2020 Undercount of Children in Texas

Dr. Francisco A. Castellanos-Sosa (Texas Census Institute) and Dr. William P. O’Hare (Count All Kids)| August 2023

Part 1 of 5, Research Series, The Children’s Census Initiative This blog is cross-posted from Texas Census Institute. You can… READ MORE

Did Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Young Kids Get Counted in the 2020 Census?

Christopher Dick (Demographic Analytics Advisors)Terry Ao Minnis (Asian American Justice Center)| June 2023

By Christopher Dick, Founder, Demographic Analytics Advisors and Terry Ao Minnis, Vice President of Census and Voting, Asian Americans Advancing… READ MORE

Potential Problems in Measuring Racial Change Among Young Children Using Data from the American Community Survey

Dr. Bill O'Hare| January 2023

The data from the 2020 Census show the diversity explosion in the U.S. is continuing (Frey 2015). As the racial… READ MORE

Good News Regarding ACS Child Poverty Data!

Deb Stein (Coalition on Human Needs)| December 2022

We are delighted to report that on December 14, 2022, the Census Bureau announced that it will delay applying a… READ MORE

NEW REPORT — Number of Children in Blended Base Used for Census Estimates Compared to the 2020 Census Count

Dr. Bill O'HareSiddhartha Aneja| December 2022

Since the 1970s, the Census Bureau has produced yearly population estimates for states and counties for the decade following each… READ MORE

NEW REPORT: Analysis of Unified School Districts and Places with Large Errors for the Population Ages 0 to 4 Caused by Application of Differential Privacy

Dr. Bill O'Hare| September 2022

I believe geographic units with large errors will be the biggest problem in terms of the application of DP to… READ MORE