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By SCSJ - Posted on March 15th, 2009
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Report: Determining Impacts

Report: Dress Rehearsal

Report: Analyzing the Undercount

Report: Identifying Communities

UPDATES AND RESOURCES

WHY DOES THE CENSUS MATTER?

  • Partner Profile

    One of SCSJ's community partners has found an innovative way to engage people of all ages in the census.

    The Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO) has implemented a new campaign called "Si Tu Cuentan, Tu Cuentas!" which invites students and adults living in Georgia to submit entries into an art and essay contest. To read more about this, check out our blog.


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    Press Coverage Archive:
    • Mapping Social Justice
      Friday, January 29, 2010
      The State of Things, NC Public Radio
      SCSJ's Anita Earls' coining of the term "invisible fences" is referenced in this piece, which discusses how mapping can be critical in the fight for social justice and proving systematic discrimination.
    • First female AME bishop to visit High Point
      Saturday, December 5, 2009
      Greensboro News & Record
      FaithAction International House is offering a personal appeal to church leaders and congregations to get involved in the U.S. Census Bureau count.
    • Interview with SCSJ Census Coordinator Avery Book
      Saturday, November 21, 2009
      Radio Skywriter Podcast
      An interview with Avery Book, the SCSJ Census Coordinator, by Pat Murray about the importance of the 2010 Census.
    • Latino officials express importance of being counted in U.S. Census.
      Sunday, September 20, 2009
      The Daily Reflector
      Latino officials are encouraging other Latinos to be counted in the 2010 Census to ensure federal funding for critical community needs.