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Data.census.gov Newsletter – September 2021 Learn about the latest system updates, data releases, and educational opportunities for data.census.gov. Latest System Updates Last month, we released new updates to improve your experience on data.census.gov. With this release, you will now see: New Industry Profiles Expanded Geography Profiles Color Base Map New Banner for 2020 Redistricting Data Fixes to 34 defects Learn More A major focus of the release is to make it easier to browse data across surveys and programs in one easy view. For example, you can now access expanded Geography Profiles that cover about twice as much content as before. This allows you to explore key data, maps, and visualizations more easily across a variety of topics all in one view.  We also invite you to check out new Industry Profiles. These profiles, available at the state and national level, provide a broad look at data for any 2–6-digit North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code. To access an Industry Profile, run a search for a single NAICS code and up to one geography (nation or state), and then click the blue box on the "All" results page that says "Explore Data." The release provides a new base map that has recognizable, color-coded features to help orient yourself. And finally, you will see a banner at the top of the screen to clarify 2020 Census Redistricting Data Public Law 94-171 releases. The data are currently available on the FTP site and will be coming to data.census.gov by the end of September. Stay tuned for an upcoming webinar on how to access these data. Latest Data Releases New Data Releases: July 2021 Current Population Survey Basic Monthly – Aug 12 October 2020 Current Population Survey School Enrollment Supplement – Aug 12 Timeseries Public Sector Annual Surveys – Aug 5 June 2020 Current Population Survey Fertility Supplement – Aug 5 Coming Soon In future updates to data.census.gov, we are working towards: Navigation improvements Filtering enhancements More options to select collections of geographies in a single click Defects fixes Help us spread the word! Share this on social media or forward it to a friend. New Video Tutorial: Using the Survey Filter Panel on data.census.gov Upcoming Webinar: 2020 Census Redistricting Data and How to Find it on Data.census.gov 9/21: 2:00-3:00pm ET Redistricting Data, P.L. 94-171, will be made available for the public on data.census.gov in September 2021. Join this webinar for a live demonstration on how to access these data. Coming Soon Recorded Webinar: Data.census.gov Q&A Webinar – July 2021 View answers to some of the most common questions we have received over the last several months as well as questions submitted through the chat. Details Featured Question What is Microdata Access on data.census.gov/mdat? Microdata Access on data.census.gov/mdat allows you to create custom tables that are not available in the pre-made tables on data.census.gov. Learn More September Events We will promote data.census.gov to attendees at these events in September: Arizona State Data Center Meeting – 9/14 America's Small Business Development Centers Presentation – 9/22 at 4:00pm ET About data.census.gov Data.census.gov is the primary platform to access data and digital content from the U.S. Census Bureau. We continuously update data.census.gov with new data from our most popular survey and programs, as well as system enhancements to improve your experience on the platform. We're here to help with your data needs: Visit our data.census.gov Resources page for educational materials Learn about Microdata Access and the Census Data API Request a data.census.gov training: ced.cedsci.outreach@census.gov Request a training for your local area: census.askdata@census.gov Ask your questions: census.data@census.gov   Provide Feedback on data.census.gov Your suggestions help determine future improvements we implement to make data.census.gov work better for you! Send Feedback

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