📆 The Week Ahead: Pride Month ️🌈 Today is Monday, June 6. Celebrate Pride Month this month with Census Bureau data on America's same-sex couple households. Today we also mark National Higher Education Day. Tomorrow kicks of Multiracial Heritage Week (June 7-14), and Friday we celebrate National Iced Tea Day. June is also American Housing Month, Great Outdoors Month, National Ocean Month, and the start of the Atlantic Hurricane Season. See our Stats for Stories page for more on upcoming observances. Today: Census Bureau Begins Accepting Cases to 2020 Post-Census Group Quarters Review Operation Last week, we began mailing approximately 40,000 eligible governmental units at the tribal, state and local levels about participating in the 2020 Post-Census Group Quarters Review (PCGQR) operation. The 2020 PCGQR is a new, one-time operation that gives governmental units or their representatives the opportunity to ask the Census Bureau to review their 2020 Census group quarters population counts for group quarters facilities in blocks they believe were undercounted. Group quarters include such places as college/university student housing, residential treatment centers, nursing/skilled-nursing facilities, group homes, correctional facilities, and workers' group living quarters and job corps centers. Governments that would like to request a review of group quarters population counts for a group quarter facility within a certain block can submit their cases starting today, June 6, through June 30, 2023, via the Secure Web Incoming Module (SWIM). You May Be Interested In Census Bureau Announces Two New Members to Census Scientific Advisory Committee The U.S. Census Bureau has appointed two new members to its Census Scientific Advisory Committee (CSAC). The panel provides recommendations on the design, operation and implementation of Census Bureau programs. Members serve three-year terms. The new CSAC members are: Jessica Hullman, Ph.D., Ginni Rometty Associate Professor of Computer Science, Northwestern University. Gwynne Evans-Lomayesva, doctoral student, University of Pennsylvania. The Census Bureau is set to hold its next meeting in September. At the meeting, panel members and representatives of various organizations from across the nation will discuss ways to improve censuses, surveys, operations and programs. Share Your Feedback on data.census.gov If you are a data.census.gov user, we want to hear from you. Your responses to our annual satisfaction survey will help us gauge your interaction with our platform and help point us in the right direction for future development. Participate in our quick survey. We're Hiring! Are you a computer science or IT professional curious about a career with the federal government's largest statistical agency? Explore these job opportunities and share them with your network. Explore these and other opportunities with the Census Bureau on USAJOBS. | 
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