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Resources
To make all kids count, we must count all kids
Leslie Boissiere - Annie E. Casey Foundation; Published by New Mexico Voices for Children| October 2018
This essay discusses how New Mexico already ranks 50th in the nation for well-being, and how a Census undercount could… READ MORE
2020 Census: Get informed in just three minutes
Voices for Virginia's Children| October 2018
This Facebook video presents the basics about the Census and the undercount of young children in three and a half… READ MORE
Child Advocates’ Role in Ensuring a Full Count of Young Children in the 2020 Decennial Census
Child advocates in California, New York, North Carolina, Ohio and Rhode Island share their work on improving the count of… READ MORE
To make kids count, count all kids: 2020 Census
Connecticut Association for Human Services| July 2018
This report discusses the consequences of an undercount in Connecticut. It notes that while 23 percent of children under 5… READ MORE
KIDS COUNT Data Book highlights how an undercount in the 2020 Census threatens hard-won progress for children and their families
NC Child| June 2018
This commentary on the KIDS COUNT data book recommends the following steps to make sure we count all kids: Keep… READ MORE
Investigating the 2010 Undercount of Young Children – A New Look at 2010 Census Omissions by Age
Census Bureau| July 2016
This Census Bureau report analyzes how many young children were missed in the 2010 Census, and concludes that the high… READ MORE