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Celebrate St. Patrick's Day by exploring the percentage of people of Irish ancestry in your state and county with our data visualization.

New blog: Census Bureau Director Robert Santos shares highlights from the input we received to help us develop a better 2030 Census.

Watch our new video to learn about the comments we received and read them first-hand.

America Counts: Coastal and Large Counties More Distressed Than Other U.S. Areas

526 counties are economically and socially deprived and vulnerable to withstand disasters and other challenges, according to two government measures.

Read America Counts to learn about the counties rated high and low.

America Counts: Low-Income Renters Spent Larger Share of Income on Rent in 2021

The percentage of household income renters spent on rent plus utilities increased nationwide from 2019 to 2021, according to Census Bureau data.

Read America Counts to learn more on how cost-burdened households have less money to spend on critical needs such as food, transportation and child care.

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We remember Dr. Barbara Bryant, former director of the U.S. Census Bureau and the first woman to hold the office.

Read Census Bureau Director Robert Santos' blog about her trailblazing career.

Did you know: we offer five virtual workshops to help you use data.census.gov?

These participatory classes cover a variety of topics and will walk you through how to use data.census.gov to find demographic and economic data.

Find a session that meets your research needs and fits into your schedule.

March 6 was our 121st birthday! 🎂 🎉

On that date in 1902, we became a permanent agency within the U.S. Department of the Interior.

Learn more about the history of the Census Bureau.

March is Women's History Month!

In recognition of International Women's Day, we celebrate and honor all of the contributions and accomplishments of women across the country, past and present.

Explore Census Data on women’s earnings, participation in selected occupations, and more with our Stats for Stories article.

Did you know: National Women's History Month traces its roots to March 8, 1857, when women factory workers staged a protest in New York City over poor working conditions.

Teachers, celebrate the advancement of American women through the decades with your students with our Statistics in Schools Women’s History Month Fun Facts handout.

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