Communication
General
What Is the Census?
Available in English, Spanish, and Marshallese, this simple, easy-to-read one-pager is great to share with Arkansans of all ages and backgrounds.
What You Need to Know
Available in English, Spanish, and Marshallese, this document shares what Arkansas residents need to know about why the census matters and how to complete the survey.
How to Set Up a Census Support Site
Available in English, Spanish, and Marshallese, this document shares what you need to do to create a place where residents can complete the census survey.
Communication Webinar
Arkansas Counts partners came together online to discuss how we can use social media, local press, and printed materials to #GetOutTheCount in our communities for #Census2020. Watch the recording to learn how you can do your part.
PSA Toolkit
The Census Bureau provides resources to help ensure partners and stakeholders have the tools they need to effectively engage their communities.
2020 Census Taglines and Logos
Want to Get Out the Count in your community but don’t quite know what to say? The U.S. Census Bureau
has a variety of “memes” you can share on social media to spread the word that this is Arkansans’ chance to “Shape Your Future.”
2020 Census Taglines and Logos
Available in 12 non-English languages, download and use these visuals to help your community Get Out the Count and “Shape Your Future.”
Community Outreach Toolkit
The U.S. Census Bureau provides this easy-to-use quick start guide for census outreach in your community.
Public Service Announcements
James Sanders, Mayor of Blytheville
George McGill, Mayor of Ft. Smith
Terri Hollingsworth, Pulaski Circuit County Clerk
Nate Todd, Secretary of the Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs
Leon Jones, Arkansas Fair Housing Commission Director
Mickey Pindergrass, Baxter County Judge
Get the Word Out about Hard-to-Count Children
2020 Census Young Child Undercount Communications Toolkit
Toolkit credit: Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families
Sesame Workshop 2020 Census Kit
These tools promote four messages: the census is safe and private, it’s easier to complete than ever, doing so brings important resources to your neighborhood for 10 years—and, most importantly, all kids count!
Whose Child Is Missing?
Infographic credit: Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families
"22% of Kids Under 5 Are at Risk of Being Missed"
Meme credit: The Annie E. Casey Foundation
"Arkansas Receives $2.3 Billion for Kids"
Meme credit: The Annie E. Casey Foundation
