April 2024 Issue

As a valued U.S. Census Bureau partner and stakeholder, this newsletter is designed to keep you informed, engaged, and empowered.

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The Census Bureau has a team of data dissemination specialists who can assist in bringing the world of data to you by providing trainings, workshops and presentations to you and your organization at no cost. We provide the following services:

• Data workshops and presentations, in-person or via webinar.
• A presentation on a data topic relevant to you or your constituents.
• Hands-on training for accessing Census Bureau data.
• A presenter for your conference or event.

Contact us today! Our services are available free of charge, and our trainings are customized to fit your needs.

Census Bureau and Population Reference Bureau Seeking Steering Committee Members for Data User Groups

In partnership with the Census Bureau, the Population Reference Bureau is soliciting applications for membership on two separate steering committees to help us plan activities for engaging data users.?

• American Community Survey Data Users Group Steering Committee
• Decennial Census Data Users Group Steering Committee

The deadline is this Thursday, April 4, for applicants.?

Vintage 2023 Population Estimates Released

More U.S. counties experienced population gains than losses in 2023, as counties in the South saw faster growth and more Northeast and Midwest counties had population losses turn to gains, according to the Census Bureau?s Vintage 2023 estimates of population and components of change.

Help us spread the word about Census Bureau data!

? Annual Integrated Economic Survey Begins?

In March, the Census Bureau launched a new economic survey that consolidates seven annual programs into one.

The AIES will provide comprehensive national and subnational economy-wide data.?

Census Bureau Releases Final 2020 CQR Errata Tables

The 2020 Census Count Question Resolution (CQR) program gave tribal, state and local governments the opportunity to ask the Census Bureau to review their boundaries or housing counts to identify errors that may have occurred while processing their 2020 Census counts.

Who Uses the Advance Economic Indicators Report?

This data is widely used by:

• Private Economists
• Corporations
• Trade Associations
• Investment Consultants
• Researchers and more.

It's used for market analysis and economic forecasting and in business news coverage and commentary.

Recent Releases

March 26:?Census Bureau Appoints Members to the New 2030 Census Advisory Committee

March 28:?Census Bureau Statement on Updated Race and Ethnicity Standards

Upcoming Release

April 11:?Estimates of State and County Undercounts and Overcounts for Young Children in 2020

Surveys & Programs

2030 Census

2020 Census

American Community Survey

Economic Census

About Census Partnerships

From corporations to policymakers, foundations and non-profits to software developers, the U.S. Census Bureau partners across sectors and industries to help America work better through data. Together we harness the power of our data, support each other?s missions, and co-create solutions to increase data use and participation in Census Bureau surveys and programs.

Connect with the Census Bureau partnerships team at [email protected] to learn more.