Hard-to-Count Resources

Below are toolkits containing information and outreach materials for each of the following hard-to-count communities. More resources will continually be added, so please check back later for more resources.

Please check out the website links below for additional HTC resources!

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Why Children are Undercounted (United States Census Bureau)

State-level Homeless Data, including Homeless Students (United States Interagency Council on Homelessness)

*Note that the DoE has a different definition of homelessness than HUD and about 20,000 of CPS kids are homeless on average annually

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Disability Census Toolkit (Disability Rights California)

Get Out the Count Accessibility Toolkit (Census Counts)

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Census Resources on Older and Aging Population (United States Census Bureau)

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Census 2020 Faith Toolkit (Faith in Public Life)

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Curriculum ideas (Census 2020 and Minnesota Higher Education Network)

Campus Compact Census 2020 (Campus Compact)

For Student journalists (United States Census Bureau)

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State-level Data, including Homeless Students (United States Interagency Council on Homelessness)

*Note that the DoE has a different definition of homelessness than HUD and about 20,000 of CPS kids are homeless on average annually

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 You Count! Please fill out the Census: “Who to Count” 

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National LGBTQ Task Force: Census 2020 (National LGBTQ Task Force)

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Employment Criteria in Illinois (The Illinois Migrant Council)

Potential sources to find where migrant farm workers live (State of Illinois Data Portal)

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Renter Census Toolkit (We Count. Minnesota)

Renters Moving at Historically Low Rates (U.S. Census Bureau)

Renters at Risk of Undercount (Census Counts)

Census Questions about Renting and Homeownership (U.S. Census Bureau)

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Location of Veterans Across the US (The American Enterprise Institute)