The 2020 Census is coming. Are you ready?

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New Census Resources for You and Your Community!
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Download the 2020 GOTC Community Engagement and Communications Toolkit ([link removed])
We are excited to share that our 2020 GOTC Community Engagement and Communications Toolkit is now available on CountUsin2020.org ([link removed]) ! Download it here. ([link removed]) You can use this toolkit to build and implement GOTC campaigns in your communities for the 2020 Census.
New Factsheets
In addition to the toolkit ([link removed]) , we have ten new GOTC factsheets!
* Census 101 ([link removed]) (Community Member Focused)
* 2020 Census: Timeline ([link removed])
* What Does the 2020 Census Ask Me? ([link removed])
* How Do I Respond to the 2020 Census and What Does it Ask Me? ([link removed])
* How the 2020 Census Affects Your Community ([link removed])
* Census Outreach 101 and What Community-Based Organizations Can Do ([link removed])
* Census Confidentiality ([link removed])
* Counting Your Family and Young Children ([link removed])
* Engaging Your Friends and Family in the 2020 Census ([link removed])
* Language Resources and How to Get Assistance ([link removed])

We also have customizable GOTC factsheets available to add your organization’s logo and contact information. Access them here. ([link removed])
Census Webinars and Blogs
Our webinars cover a diverse range of topics related to the census. In case you missed them, refer to the list below for recordings. Go to CountUsin2020.org ([link removed]) to find out about our upcoming webinars. Our next webinar in September will cover data and the census. We will also have a webinar on how college students can get involved in GOTC efforts this fall.

Our next webinar, Census and Data, will be held on Tuesday, September 10 at 4PM ET/ 3PM CT/ 2PM MT/ 1 PM PT/ 10AM HT. This webinar will discuss census and data security, diving deeper into how the Census Bureau will be addressing security challenges on the first ever online census questionnaire. Register here. ([link removed])
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* Census FAQs ([link removed])
* How Are People Counted In The Census? ([link removed])
* Deep Dive on Communications and Messaging ([link removed])
* The Race Question ([link removed])
* Census 2020 and Engaging the AANHPI Faith Community ([link removed])
* Digital Tools: CommmunityConnect Labs ([link removed])
* Fundraising ([link removed])
* Engaging the AANHPI LGBTQ Community ([link removed])
* Digital Tools: Hard to Count Map ([link removed])
* The Citizenship Question - Next Steps ([link removed])
* *New* Organizing, Engagement, and Census Bureau Outreach and Partnerships ([link removed])

Don't have time to watch a full webinar? Our census blogs provide another opportunity to learn and share with your community about different aspects of the 2020 Census. The blogs are available on CountUsIn2020.org ([link removed]) and on Medium. ([link removed])
Translations

Asian Americans Advancing Justice will produce GOTC factsheets in 15 Asian languages:

Chinese - Simplified, Chinese - Traditional, Gujarati, Hindi, Hmong​, Japanese, Khmer, Korean​, Lao​, Nepali​, Punjabi​, Tagalog, Thai, Urdu, and Vietnamese​. The first set of translated GOTC factsheets will be released this fall.
NHPI Census Campaign

Asian Americans Advancing Justice is partnering with Empowering Pacific Islander Communities (EPIC) ([link removed]) , to produce outreach and education materials tailored for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities. As part of the process to determine what materials to produce, EPIC hosted a NHPI-focused census convening in five states to solicit feedback from the field about community needs. From these local discussions, EPIC and Advancing Justice will work to produce GOTC factsheets and content that will be translated into at least eight NHPI languages: Chamorro, Chuukese, Hawaiian, Marshallese, Palauan, Samoan, Tongan, and Vakaviti.
Local Census Training
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APIAVote is continuing their Norman Y. Mineta Leadership Institute Trainings and may be coming to a city near you! Please see their full schedule here ([link removed]) and visitwww.apiavote.org/events to register and join an event’s planning committee. The five-hour training focuses on census 101, debunking myths, and elements of an effective outreach plan.

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What's Next?
Podcast
We are excited to announce we will soon have a podcast series, "Count On Your Census," about the census and how to get out the count in the AANHPI community! You can expect the first episodes in the coming weeks.

PSAs
We will have PSAs that encourage participation for AANHPI communities.
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