U.S. Census Bureau: The 2020 Census and Confidentiality
U.S. Census Bureau: The 2020 Census and Confidentiality - Spanish
IL Count Me In 2020: Census Confidentiality Laws Factsheet
NALEO Census 101 Fact Sheet
NALEO Bilingual Hotline Fact Sheet - English
NALEO Bilingual Census Hotline Fact Sheet - Spanish
What Does the 2020 Census Ask Me?
How Do I Respond to the 2020 Census and What Does it Ask Me?
Brennan Center for Justice - Federal Laws That Protect Census Confidentiality
Census Bureau - Counting Young Children in the 2020 Census
NALEO Census 2020: Make Health Centers Count
National GOTC Hubs - June 2019
AAJC/NALEO Debunking Citizenship Question Myths
Leadership Conference Ed Fund: Citizenship Question Fact Sheet
NALEO Citizenship Question Fact Sheet
Leadership Conference Ed Fund: Census and Civil Rights
Illinois Fact Sheet: Why the Census Matters for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities
National Fact sheet: Why the Census Matters for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities
NALEO Ed Fund: Census Children Undercount (EN/SP Versions)
NALEO Ed Fund: Census 2020 (English Version)
NALEO Ed Fund: Censo 2020 (Spanish Version)
Census Counts 2020: Estimating Outreach Costs for Hard-to-Count Communities
National LGBTQ Census Task Force Fact Sheet
Federal plain language guidelines
Federal plain language guidelines webpage
These are the official guidelines for the Plain Writing Act of 2010. These guidelines were developed to help you and your agency write clearly, so your users can:
- Find what they need
- Understand what they find
- Use what they find to meet their needs
Federal Government Site on Plain Language/Plain Writing Act of 2010
- Explanation of plain language principles and guidance for government entities
Center for Plain Language Report Card Overview
- An explanation of the Center’s assessment of federal government agency compliance with the Plain Writing Act of 2010 and other trends
Plain Language Resources from the U.S. Census Bureau
- Information on plain language practices from the U.S. Census Bureau
Communicate Health Blog Post
- Discussion of Census 2010 Advance Letter and use of plain language principles