Understanding the U.S. Census 2020: Equity and Inclusion
Information about the 2020 United States Census: What it is and it's importance
Many diverse communities are concerned about the types of information being asked on the census as well as what communities have or have not been reflected in the questions this year. Find out what communities are talking about to learn how the nation can create more inclusive and equitable survey on the U.S. population.
Communities Concerned about the Census
- Tribes and the U.S. CensusLearn about concerns and issues within indigenous communities in the United States.
- Queer the CensusLearn more about Task Force and how they are working with the LGBTQ community to make sure everyone is counted in the census.
- NAACP - What is the Census?Learn about census history and how the this survey impacts decisions in the U.S. and people of color.
- National Association of Latino Elected Officials Hágase ContarLearn more about the census and how this organization is focusing on making sure the LatinX community is counted.
Access to Census Data
- Social Explorer This link opens in a new window
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Maps and reports based on U.S. Census and other data sources, 1790 to present. - ProQuest Statistical Insight This link opens in a new window
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Index to governmental and private statistical data. - Census Reporter This link opens in a new windowFriendly interface for current U.S. Census data, including visualizations, data comparisons, tables, and GIS export.
Additional Resources
- Take the 2020 CensusLearn about how you can respond, why your input matters, and take the census.