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The Week Ahead: Emergency PreparednessšØ
September is National Preparedness Month.
Check out our Statistics in Schools warm-up activity to use emergency preparedness-related Census Bureau data to explain how prepared U.S. residents are for natural disasters.
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š Data Releases This Week
50 Years of Data: American Housing Survey
On September 25, in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the American Housing Survey (AHS), the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Census Bureau will release products from the 2023 AHS.
The biennial AHS is the nationās most comprehensive housing survey, providing current data on a wide range of housing subjects. Data will be available through the AHS Table Creator and public-use file.Ā
American Community Survey, 5-Year State-to-County Migration Flows
On September 26, the Census Bureau will release new 2018-2022 American Community Survey, 5-year migration flows. Migration refers to the movement of people from one location to another.
The state-to-county migration flows highlight the number of people moving into specific counties from U.S. states and state equivalents, U.S. Island Areas, and foreign regions.
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Holidays and Observances
- š Sunday, September 22, was the first day of fall.Ā
- ā National Coffee Day is September 29.
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Ā Hispanic Heritage Month runs through October 15.
š In Case You Missed It
The share of coupled households has decreased in recent decades, but new 2020 Census data show people living in coupled households still made up the majority, roughly 67%, of the nation's household population.
Learn more in our new America Counts story.Ā
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