The Census Bureau agreed in a Joint Stipulation in settling this lawsuit to brief plaintiffs every two months.

Census Bureau to Hold First Status Briefing for National Urban League Plaintiffs What: The U.S. Census Bureau will hold a briefing for the National Urban League plaintiffs in the case of NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE, et. al., v. GINA RAIMONDO et. al. The Census Bureau agreed in a Joint Stipulation in settling this lawsuit to brief plaintiffs every two months to allow an opportunity for questions and answers regarding the status of census processing, forthcoming data quality metrics, and assessment of released data quality metrics. A final briefing will occur after the release of the Post-Enumeration Survey final results. When: Tuesday, July 6 1 p.m. EDT Read More Who: Michael Thieme, assistant director for Decennial Census Programs, Systems and Contracts Deb Stempowski, assistant director for Decennial Census Programs, Operations and Schedule Management Michael Hawes, senior advisor for Data Access and Privacy Michael C. Cook, Sr., chief, Public Information Office (moderator) Access: The briefing will be open to the plaintiffs, their attorneys, and the public. While the media is invited to cover the briefing, only the plaintiffs and their attorneys will be able to ask questions. Webinar access: https://uscensus.webex.com/uscensus/onstage/g.php?MTID=e430a91bf5d8d36a4d7ca9c1c3bfa42ea Audio access: 800-369-1120, passcode 5116209 Resources: Press kit: National Urban League Briefings About the 2020 Census The U.S. Constitution mandates that a census of the population be conducted once every 10 years. Census data helps determine the number of seats each state holds in Congress and how billions of dollars in funding are distributed to states and local communities every year for services and infrastructure, including health care, jobs, schools, roads and bridges.

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