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Arkansas United provides training for and access to phone- and text-banking tools. Sign-up to access training videos, and the Arkansas United team will register you to Get Out the Count.
Businesses can NOW Get Out the Count! Share this information and these resources with employers to ensure Arkansas Counts.
Covid-19 has changed our lives AND demonstrated just how important a complete and accurate 2020 U.S. Census count is for Arkansas. Here’s what you need to know.
Videos to Help You Get Out the Count
Note: The Supreme Court ruled on June 2019 to remove the citizenship question from the 2020 U.S. Census. Confusion persists among Arkansas immigrants about whether the question will be on the census survey.Help us spread the word that the census is safe for all Arkansas residents — the Bureau cannot and will not share personal data with any other agencies.
Events Where Arkansans Will Get Out the Count
Share events happening in your community
How to Get Out the Count
Covid-19 and Census Data
Share this one-pager with Arkansas residents to get the word out about resources census data brings to our state.
How to Identify a Census Employee
If you are visited by someone from the Census Bureau, they may be working on the 2020 Census or one of our other surveys. The Census Bureau conducts over 100 surveys throughout the country in addition to the decennial census.
Letters to the Editor Templates
Ready to Get Out the Count with your local paper? Download, edit, and SEND OUT these easy-to-use templates to count all kids, get businesses involved, and so much more!
Count All Kids Resources
The Count All Kids Committee created this campaign to ensure parents/caregivers count all young kids and babies in the 2020 Census.
DIY Packet (English)
Use this guide to complete the 2020 Census
questionnaire either online, by phone, or by
mail.
Census Day Resources
Census Summit Resources
Office #20for2020 Challenge Kit
Faith Leaders Toolkit
What You Need to Know in Arkansas about the 2020 U.S. Census
Census 2020 Outreach Training Deck
Census Hard-to-Count Map
Young children in Arkansas, especially in Little Rock, North Little Rock, and Rogers, are at risk of being undercounted
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2020 Census Questionnaire
Check out the 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire and get ready to Get Out the Count
Mapping Hard to Count Communities
Map that shows hard-to-count communities during the 2020 Census
2020 Census FAQ
The U.S. Census Bureau responds to the most often asked quewtions about the upcoming census survey
You Can Respond to the Census in Spanish
The U.S. Census Bureau explains how residents can complete the census survey in Spanish
Responding to the 2020 Census without an ID
Check out the 2020 U.S. Census questionnaire and get ready to Get Out the Count
Multi-Lingual Support
Several civil rights groups provide hotlines for multi-lingual census support
How the 2020 Census Will Invite Everyone to Participate
Find out how the U.S. Census Bureau is taking action to count residents
You Count! Be Counted.
Handout from The Arc of the U.S. to Get Out the Count, especially among residents with intellectual and physical disabilities
Get Your Community Counted
Guide for organizations to Get Out the Count from The Arc of the U.S., especially among residents with intellectual and physical disabilities
Census Jobs Promotional
Spread the word: Applications are open to join the 2020 Census team
2020 Census: Mail Contact Strategies Viewer
See the mail contact strategy in each Census Tract
Libraries' Guide to the 2020 Census
Census data are used to determine a variety of decisions libraries make to provide informational resources
Revised Counts
Governmental units, census tracts, and census blocks
Why the Census Matters
Arkansas Complete Count Overview
Arkansas Economic Development Institute
Relevant data on the impact of the 2020 Census on Arkansas
Counting the Dollars 2020
George Washington Institute of Public Policy’s analysis of the role the 2020 Census will have on the distribution of federal funds
Uses of Census Bureau Data in Federal Funds Distribution
Analysis of the 132 programs census data are used to distribute more than $675 billion in 2015 funding
Committee Meeting Materials
Subcommittee Meeting Materials
State and Local Government
