Speak to a Census leader LIVE and get your questions answered! 

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Dear John,

The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of participating in the 2020 Census. Census data is used to determine how much money the federal government allots to your city and state’s public health programs, schools, and other critical services.

Join us to learn more about the 2020 Census and what it means for your community and why you need to fill it out ASAP.

The webinar
TITLE: Covid-19 Makes Participating in the 2020 Census More Important Than Ever
WHEN: Wednesday, April 1st, 9:00 am PT / 12:00 pm ET
FREE: Registration required
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Our guest
As the Associate Director for Communications at the U.S. Census Bureau, Ali Ahmad is responsible for leading the internal and external communications activities of the United States’ largest statistical agency. He has oversight of marketing, public affairs, congressional and intergovernmental affairs, partner engagement, and media relations.

We will discuss
* How COVID-19 has highlighted an inaccurate allocation of resources to support communities in need.
* How to fill out the census at home and resources that can help.
* Concerns and fears about the safety of immigrant communities in filling out the census.

Take a few minutes now (it’ll only take 10) to fill out your household’s census ([link removed]) . Have worries about filling it out? Here is what you need to know ([link removed]) :
* The census is private and safe.
* Filling it out is easy and quick.
* Your community has a lot to gain -- up to $2000/person/year for 10 years for critical services.
* Every single person (resident, citizen, or otherwise) counts!

If you can’t join the webinar, register anyway ([link removed]) and we’ll email you a link to the recording. Please reply to this email if you have any questions.

In service,

Salam Al-Marayati

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