PRB Resources to Improve the Count of Young Children in the 2020 Census (July 23 Update)

PRB has produced an updated series of tables and maps identifying neighborhoods with a very high risk of undercounting young children in combination with low 2020 Census self-response rates. The new data and maps are based on response rates as of July 23. As I mentioned in last week’s blog, we have added new functionality to the maps to make data for different racial/ethnic groups more accessible. Use the filters in the upper right corner of each map to display census tracts where different racial/ethnic groups make up the majority of children under age 5.

You can access the tables and maps here. To view the maps, download the google document and open the downloaded html.

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