NPLI collaborated with their parent leadership initiative partners and parents to develop a Census 2020 Toolkit to inform, inspire and ignite Census 2020 participation. The this page will have ongoing updates, so please be sure to check back weekly.
New this week! (March 23, 2020)
- U.S. Census Bureau Operational Updates (COVID 19) – statement from U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham on Operational Updates.
- The Internet Self-Response Portal: What to Expect – great resource from Census Counts to help people navigate the portal and respond to the census online.
- Response Rate Maps – Are you curious about how many people in your community are responding to the 2020 Census? Stay up to date with a map of self-response rates from across the United States. Click here to get started.
- U.S. Census Bureau Online Press Kit – tools you can use, from video to posters.
- Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law Census Protection Hotline Partner Toolkit – The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (“Lawyers’ Committee”), in partnership with the Arab American Institute, Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC, and NALEO Educational Fund, have launched 2020 Census hotlines for the communities they serve. The suite of hotlines will operate in over ten languages and serves as a crucial resource for individuals who have questions or concerns regarding the upcoming 2020 Census. These civil rights organizations will be coordinating to provide information about the Census, answer questions, and when needed, follow up on challenges to participating in the count.
- U.S. Census Bureau YouTube Channel – promotional information and instructional videos.
(Continued New This Week March 23, 2020)
Campaigns focusing on Undercount of Children
- Count All Kids Messaging and Outreach Kit – The Count All Kids Committee created this campaign to ensure parents/caregivers count all young kids and babies in the 2020 Census. The following resource center is for partners and affiliates to share messaging materials, collateral, and social assets to help you educate and motivate parents, caregivers, and heads of households to count all kids.
- Sesame Street Workshop Census Resources – Their tools promote four messages: the census is safe and private, it’s easier to complete than ever, doing so brings important resources to your neighborhood for ten years—and, most importantly, all kids count!
- Nickelodeon Resources – sign in and create an account, email required to download materials.
- Federation of Pediatric Organizations – Download posters to hang up in waiting rooms, distribute to patients, have in waiting rooms, etc. (This are mostly U.S. Census Bureau posters that are geared toward counting children – handy all in one place).
