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Census Academy: Data Gems
Census Academy: Data Gems
What is a Census Bureau data gem?
We love our data! And we have a team of experts excited to share with you their favorite tips and tricks about how to access and use Census Bureau Data.
So we created the Data Gems: a series of "how-to" videos available for data users who are looking for an easy and quick way to enhance their knowledge of Census data.
They will introduce you to various concepts and techniques to improve your ability to navigate our website and use our data-access tools.
Your Virtual Hub for Learning Data Skills
YouTube Channel
All video content created by the U.S. Census Bureau is available on our YouTube channel. Subscribe to get notifications when new content is uploaded and press the like button to share with other people.
Publications
E-Stats 2020: Measuring the Electronic Economy
Provides estimates of e-commerce activity in key sectors of the U.S. economy for 2019 and places these estimates in historical context.
Annual Survey of Public Employment & Payroll Summary Report: 2021
Childless Older Americans Presentation
This is an invited presentation given to the Northwest Neighbors Village about the Childless Older Americans: 2018 report.
Infographics
Fact Sheets
America Counts
Working Papers
Improving Estimates of Neighborhood Change with Constant Tract Boundaries
Differential privacy (DP) can protect confidentiality while reducing error in tract data over time, facilitating studies of neighborhood change.
The Impact of Manufacturing Credentials on Earnings and the Probability of Employment
We examine the association between industry credential attainment and improved labor market outcomes.
Metropolitan Segregation: No Breakthrough in Sight
2020 Census data show persistent trends in segregation since 1980: high but declining for blacks, lower but unchanging for Hispanics and Asians.
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