Latest information about COVID-19 Impact on the 2020 Census
Census Promotion Card - Printable card with information about how to take the 2020 Census. Spanish version is also available.
Stories for Change is an expanding and downloadable series of video stories, quote graphics, and infographics featuring storytellers and census advocates connecting census participation to a wide spectrum of advocacy, including racial justice, immigration, disability, labor, and faith.
Census Open Innovation Lab (COIL) - a number of social media friendly memes, videos, and posts that can be used for different audiences.
2020 Census Response Rates - See up to the minute response rates with this map and ranked list. The CUNY Graduate Center Census 2020 Hard to Count Map also shows response rates, with a lot of other data! Web pages and banners for social media promotion are available.
A concise explanation of the questions asked on the 2020 Census form. Suitable for sharing on social media!
Spread the Word - Tools from the Census Bureau to challenge others to take the Census through social media.
Downloadable stickers - to hand out to users, courtesy of Karla Quiroz, Newburgh Public Library and Dawn Stanton, Buffalo and Erie County Public Library
CRC images for social media promotion - English, Spanish, logo only.
Oregon 2020 Census Communications Toolkit - sample social media posts, pictograms, templates for letters to the editor, and more from the Oregon Counts 2020 campaign.
#WeCountOregon Campaign - messaging specific to hard-to-count communities. Make sure to follow Facebook, Instagram and Twitter posts for social media content!
U.S. Census Bureau videos - Great tools for explaining how the Census will work, including a video that shows how to fill out the online form.
#CountOnLibraries Campaign - Image 1/ Image 2/ Image 3 / High-resolution image file
#Libraries Transform Campaign - Because Librarians Believe Everyone Counts and Because Good Decisions Depend on Good Data (images)
Census Resource Center Poster (English) - 18 x 24 (JPG version)
Census Resource Center Poster (Spanish) - 18 x 24 (JPG version)
Census Resource Center Directional Sign (English) - 8 x 11 (JPG version)
Census Resource Center Directional Sign (Spanish) - 8 x 11 (JPG version)
2020 Census Sample Questionnaire (Spanish Version)
How to Respond to the 2020 Census Paper Questionnaire (also available in 59 other languages)
Census 101: What You Need to Know (Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), French, Haitian-Creole, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese)
2020 Census and Confidentiality (Arabic, Chinese (Traditional/Simplified), French, Haitian-Creole, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, Vietnamese)
How You Will Be Contacted to Participate in Census (Spanish version)
Where you are counted matters: A guide for different living situations
Everyone on Campus Should Get in on the Census (College)
#WeCountOregon Coloring Book - images of local Oregonians who live, work and plan in hard-to-count communities
Downloadable stickers - to hand out to users, courtesy of Karla Quiroz, Newburgh Public Library and Dawn Stanton, Buffalo and Erie County Public Library
CRC images for social media promotion - English, Spanish, logo only.
Oregon 2020 Census Communications Toolkit - sample social media posts, pictograms, templates for letters to the editor, and more from the Oregon Counts 2020 campaign.
#WeCountOregon Campaign - messaging specific to hard-to-count communities. Make sure to follow Facebook, Instagram and Twitter posts for social media content!
U.S. Census Bureau videos - Great tools for explaining how the Census will work, including a video that shows how to fill out the online form.
#CountOnLibraries Campaign - Image 1/ Image 2/ Image 3 / High-resolution image file
#Libraries Transform Campaign - Because Librarians Believe Everyone Counts and Because Good Decisions Depend on Good Data (images)
Census Training Resources and Webinars
Libraries' Guide to the 2020 Census - guide from the American Library Association. The one page guide, Responding to the Census, is a great summary document that would be helpful to share with staff. Other resources from ALA are also available.
Public Libraries and the 2020 Census - a collection of resources from WebJunction
Contact information for Census Partnership Specialists in Oregon
