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Stats In Action: KaBOOM!
Stats In Action: KaBOOM!
KaBOOM! uses American Community Survey statistics to promote the concept that “Play matters for all kids!” KaBOOM! Executive Vice President James Siegal and GIS Manager Liz Dow discuss how ACS data are essential to the organization's efforts to achieve better public policy, funding and awareness for play opportunities.
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Census Data for Everyone — Why it Should Matter to You
This Summit on “Census Bureau Data for Everyone” is a FREE Virtual Webinar. Learn about how your responses to Census Bureau surveys are used.
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Statistics in Schools — Bringing Census Bureau Data to Classrooms
This Summit on “Statistics in Schools” is a FREE Virtual Webinar which will teach data users how to explore the Statistics in Schools (SIS) Website.
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Census Geography: The View From Above
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Using the API to Get Results for Multiple Estimates
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to get data for only the variables you need from the 2018 ACS 1-Year Data Profiles.
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data.census.gov Updates April 2021
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Taking America’s Pulse: The COVID-19 Pandemic
Others in Series
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Stats In Action: Target Uses American Community Survey (ACS) Data
Target uses statistical information from the ACS to understand more about communities and better serve their guests.
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Stats In Action: Target and Economic Statistics
Target uses statistical information from the U.S. Census Bureau's Economic Census and other economic surveys.
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Stats In Action: Infectious Diseases
Scientists use American Community Survey data to simulate the spread of disease, allowing decision-makers to prepare for the next potential outbreak.
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