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Making the Census Count for Young Children: A Funder Strategy Conversation

October 18, 2018
By Children Youth And Families Funders Roundtable

Florencia Gutierrez of The Annie E. Casey Foundation, Bill O’Hare, O’Hare Data and Demographic Services, LLC, Jonathan Tran, California Endowment, and Marcia Avner of The Bauman Foundation discussing the undercount of young children and the ways that funders can support efforts to count all children.

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