Deborah May Wiatt

Activist, community supporter, and census taker.

Pauline Gasca Valenciano

Identifying problems and improving the census.

Jeffrey Robert Nylund

Census researcher and analyst.

Guillermo A. “Bill” Camilo

Activist and enumerator.

Wayne H. Chattin and Sydnee C. Chattin

Importance of the census from generation to generation.

William Edward Ohge, Jr.

Career U.S. Census Bureau employee and disability activist.

Jose Miquel Talavera-Toso III

Veteran, advocate, and career Census Bureau employee.

Mary Forte Grady

Singer, community builder, and career census specialist.

Eddie Hellmuth Willner

Holocaust survivor, army officer, and 20-year census employee.

Edith Hartenstein Basseches

Refugee, community supporter, and census taker.

Carmina Fernandez Young

Statistician and workplace innovator.

Donald E. Young

Veterans and the U.S. Census Bureau.

Homer Mekiana

Iñupiat community leader and census enumerator.

Virginia Hammond Lowder

Disability employment advocate.

Dorothy Paul Pritzker

Veterans and the U.S. Census Bureau.

Elmo Ellsworth Beach

U.S. Census Bureau chief and disability employment advocate.

Gordon T. Boyd, Jr.

Tuskegee airman and Census Bureau computer specialist.

Tranquilino "Frank" B. Aquino

Filipino economist.

Irene Barnes Taeuber

U.S. Census consultant, author, and demographic pioneer.

Kenneth (Ken) W. Hechler

U.S. Census Bureau section chief, combat historian, and congressman.

Agueda Iglesias Johnston

Chamorro teacher and leader.

Iwao Milton Moriyama

Improving life with the U.S. Census.

Wilbur "Will" J. Mathias

Veterans and the U.S. Census Bureau.

Kathryn Dyakanoff Seller

Aleut teacher, community leader, and census enumerator.

Wilson H. Grabill

Influential statistician and advocate for the deaf.

Manuel Taitano Charfauros

Chamorro teacher and leader.

Elizabeth Lightfoot Broach

Doctor, leader, and census supervisor.

Frederick Slade

Army officer, athlete, and Census Bureau manager.

David Chavez, Jr.

New Mexican soldier, judge, and census clerk.

Jeremiah "Jerry" Seigafo Scanlan

Community leader and census interpreter.

Minnie P. Lindsay

A federal woman in the Lone Star State.

Julie R. Jenney

Lawyer, leader, and census supervisor.

Marian Burck Smith

A political matriarch.

Ivanna Eudora Kean

Census taker and lifelong educator.

Wilfred Ethelbert Messer

Census taker and civil servant.

Mary Church Terrell

NAACP founder, activist, and census office clerk.