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Mark your calendar for June 22!

We will release Vintage 2022 population estimates for the nation, states and counties by age, sex, race and Hispanic origin, and for Puerto Rico and its municipios by age and sex.

Our new report on school enrollment shows college enrollment has continued to decline, with 21.1 million students enrolled in 2021, compared to 21.7 million in 2019 and 23.7 million in 2011. Learn more about school enrollment at all levels in 2021.

Let us walk you through the features of our latest 2020 Census data visualizations!

Watch our Data Gem to explore age-sex distributions for metropolitan areas, how race and ethnicity groups have changed over time, diversity index rankings, and more.

New 2020 Census demographic data show that the nation?s Multiracial population had the youngest median age (29.5) of all race groups; the most common age was 12 with more than 663,000 people this age.

Learn more about the country?s population by race and age in this America Counts story.

Explore national, state and county building permit data with our new interactive map.

This data tool provides data for each of the nation?s 3,143 counties and shows how many single family, multi-family and total housing units were authorized in each one.

Read more on America Counts and explore building permit data for your county.

More people moved across state lines in 2021 than in 2019, many to and from highly populated and neighboring states, according to new Census Bureau data.

Visit America Counts to learn more about state-to-state migration patterns.

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Smoke from Canadian wildfires recently shifted down to the U.S. and blanketed some regions of the country.

Use our My Community Explorer tool to see EPA's AirNow alerts overlayed with our Community Resilience Estimates.

We the Data is back, and we?re celebrating summer!

Follow along with us as we share Census Bureau data on summer-related topics and observances this month like National Iced Tea Day, Great Outdoors Month, the Summer Solstice, and National Ocean Month.

Stay tuned to our social media channels for summertime data.

Interested in producing a data visualization using Census Bureau data?

Check out this tutorial to learn how you can create a map using a table you found on our data platform.

June is LGBTQIA+ Pride Month!

Did You Know: In 2021, there were 711,129 same-sex married couple households in the United States?

Learn more about Pride Month and discover more Census Bureau data on same-sex couples.

Celebrate National Caribbean-American Heritage Month this month with our interactive Kahoot! game. Students can test their knowledge on all things Caribbean and explore Census Bureau data related to the region.

Play our Stats In Schools Kahoot! game to get the fun started.

Father?s Day is Sunday, June 18.

In 2022, there were an estimated 239,000 stay-at-home dads in the United States.

Teachers, celebrate Father's Day with Census Bureau data related to dads and have your students learn about the history of the observance.

Download our activity.

Explore industry data in your state from our 2021 County Business Patterns.

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