Updates You May Have Missed

We're sharing some important updates, upcoming events, and data releases from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Recent Updates & Releases The next 2020 Census data release will be August 12 at 1PM ET. We'll host a news conference to discuss redistricting data – the first local level census results. Learn More Director's Blog: Redistricting Data: What to Expect and When Random Samplings: Resources Available to Prepare for the 2020 Census Redistricting Data Release America Counts: Upcoming Release of 2020 Census Redistricting Data Will Paint a Clearer Portrait of America Look for the New 2020 Census Data Icon at Census Academy Census Academy has a new section! Just look for the 2020 Census Data icon. As we begin to roll out more tools and data, our new section on Census Academy will help you find all our 2020 Census data user learning content in one place. Explore Course: How to Access 2020 Census Redistricting Data Files from the FTP Site Data Gem: How to Download the Complete Set of 2020 Census Redistricting Files Tutorial: Accessing 2020 Census Redistricting Data from the Legacy Format Summary Files Household Pulse Survey Updates Sex Question, Now Asks About Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity The new version of the Household Pulse Survey questionnaire marks the first time a Census Bureau sponsored survey includes questions about sexual orientation and gender identity. It also features a variety of other new questions that capture topical events from the Child Tax Credit payments to the COVID-19 vaccinations now available for everyone ages 12 and up. Read More Related Stories: Asian Households Cite Fear of Going Out as Reason for Food Insufficiency During the Pandemic How the Pandemic Affected Black and White Households Spanish-Language Survey Respondents Report Greater Pandemic Hardships On the Calendar Stats for Stories and Facts for Features provide links to timely newsworthy statistics that relate to observances, holidays, anniversaries, and current events. Pakistan Independence Day (1947): August 14, 2021 Missouri 200th Anniversary of Statehood (1821): August 10, 2021 National Health Center Week: August 8-14, 2021 World Breastfeeding Week: August 1-7, 2021 Back to School: August 2021 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season: June 1-November 30 See a list of upcoming data releases and key dates on the calendar. Which States Are Sending the Most Olympians to the Summer Games? California, the most populous state, is sending the most (126) but Colorado is sending more per capita (5.9 per million). Read More Solving the Nation's Problems Through Civic Tech Collaboration The Opportunity Project is leading efforts to solve national challenges by ​bringing technologists, governments, and communities together to quickly create digital products using federal open data. Read More New and Notable: Video Game Consoles: From Manufacturing to Players' Hands Self-Service Menus in Full-Service Restaurants and Miscellaneous Economic Nuggets Timeline for Additional 2020 Census Operational Quality Metrics 2020 Census Blogs: Measuring Racial and Ethnic Diversity for the 2020 Census Improvements to the 2020 Census Race and Hispanic Origin Question Designs, Data Processing, and Coding Procedures How We Complete the Census When Demographic and Housing Characteristics Are Missing Recent Releases: Census Bureau Announces Key Dates for Upcoming Releases  Census Bureau Announces Changes for 2020 ACS 1-Year Estimates 2019 E-Stats Report: Measuring the Electronic Economy 2019 Annual Capital Expenditures for Robotic Equipment Annual Business Survey: U.S. Exporting Firms by Demographics Help us spread the word about Census Bureau data! Get Census Academy Data Training  Our team of data specialists can assist in bringing the world of data right to you - your home, classroom, or boardroom - data about your community. Data Gems Recorded Webinars Census Academy Courses

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