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Comment Period Extended for Residence Rule

On Friday, October 2, the Census Bureau announced that the comment period for theproposed residence

CHN Comments to the Independent Census Scientific Committee and Committee Recommendations

CHN submitted the following comments to the Independent Census Scientific Committee for its fall 2026

Prepare Now to Comment on Proposed Residence Rule for 2030 Census: It Would Make Count of Children Significantly Worse

Information on the Proposed Rule On September 10, the Commerce Department released a proposed residence

New Research Shows State Census Investments an Important Strategy for Counting Young Kids

We are excited to share with you the first research we have seen that documents

A Child Advocate’s Roadmap to 2030

The Leadership Conference for Human And Civil Rights Education Fund and the Census Counts campaign

New Census Advocacy Resources

We are delighted to share this new release from the Project on Government Oversight, Census

Correlates of County-Level Young Child Coverage Rates in the 2020 Census

This brief compares the undercount of young children in US counties with 20 factors that

A Grave Setback and Wasted Opportunity

For years, the Count All Kids Campaign has been lifting up the need to test

Coalition on Human Needs Comments to the Independent Census Scientific Advisory Committee

The Coalition on Human Needs submitted comments to the Independent Census Scientific Advisory Committee Spring

Comment on the 2026 Census Test

A number of child serving organizations submitted comments on the plan for the 2026 Census

State Testimony on Count All Kids

CHN submitted this testimony on what we know about the undercount of young children and

Can Administrative Records Improve Young Child Undercounts in the Census?

In conducting the decennial census, the Census Bureau’s goal is to count every person “once,