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Young Children and the Census

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

NEW REPORT: Analysis of Census Bureau’s August 2022 Differential Privacy Demonstration Product

Dr. Bill O'Hare| September 2022

This paper is meant to provide stakeholders and child advocates with some fundamental information about the level of errors DP… READ MORE

Selected Federal Programs that Use the Population Size for Ages 0 to 5 for the Distribution of Federal Funds to States and Localities

Dr. Bill O'Hare and Alysha Rashid| July 2022

It is well documented that Census-derived data are used to distribute more than $1.5 trillion dollars to state and localities… READ MORE

NEW REPORT Counting Babies: Newborns were Missed Most of All Young Children in 2010 and 2020

Deb Stein (Partnership for Americas Children)| May 2022

Today Count All Kids published a brief by Deborah Griffin, a statistician and former Census Bureau employee, that compares the estimated net… READ MORE

NEW REPORT: Analysis of Census Bureau’s March 2022 Differential Privacy Demonstration Product: Implications for Data on Young children

| May 2022

Stakeholders, child advocates, and data users should take advantage of this opportunity to communicate their thoughts to the Census Bureau… READ MORE

Update on Response Rates Show Very High Risk of Young Child Undercount Census Tracts Still Trail National Rates

Dr. Bill O'Hare| May 2020

We have now had almost two months when households could self-respond to the 2020 Census and it is worth noting… READ MORE