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Comments on Preserving State and Local Child Poverty Data

The Coalition on Human Needs, Partnership for America’s Children, and Zero to Three had planned

End of Census Advisory Committees Will Make Counting Kids Harder

On February 28, the Census Bureau advised members of the Census Scientific Advisory Committee, the

Child Data and Census Privacy Protections: What Child Advocates Need to Know

The Census Project has just posted a new blog by Dr. William O’Hare and Dr.

Addressing the Undercount of Young Hispanic Children: Insights for Child Advocates

For decades, young Hispanic children have faced a persistently high net undercount in the U.S.

Using State ECIDS Records to Create Better Counts of Young Children in the U.S. Census: It’s Time for a Feasibility Test

The research and advocacy community has now come to accept the fact that any remedy

Webinar: Census 2020 Messaging Testing Results for Young Children

The national field partners were funded to conduct get-out-the-count messaging research to identify messages that

Identifying State Level Predictors of the Net Undercount of Young Hispanic Children in the 2010 and 2020 U.S. Census

For the past three censuses, young Hispanic children have experienced the highest undercount rate among

How Did The 2020 Census Do in Counting Young Children in Your State or County?

Finally, four years after the start of the 2020 census, you can see how your

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We Need to Start Preparing for the 2030 Census

When we miss young children in the census, children and families lose out. Federal funds

The 2020 Undercount of Children in Texas

Part 1 of 5, Research Series, The Children’s Census Initiative This blog is cross-posted from