This video offers a unique look into the 1930 Census and gives an overview of the process that takes place during the decennial census.

This video discusses the importance of the 1940 Census.

This video showcases the enormous tasks the enumerators faced in order to ensure a complete count during in the 1940 Census of Agriculture.

This video showcases the enormous tasks the enumerators faced in order to ensure a complete count during in the 1940 Census of Housing.

This video showcases the enormous tasks the enumerators faced and highlights the methods they used in order to ensure a complete and accurate count in 1940.

This video showcases the enormous tasks the enumerators faced and highlights the methods they used in order to ensure a complete and accurate count in 1940.

Watch as the Acting Director of the 1950 Census, Professor Philip Howser, explains the importance of the census and introduces FOSDIC, used to process forms.

This promotional video showcasing the importance of mailing your form back was produced for the 1970 Census.

An extensive advertising/promotion campaign, utilizing tv and sports celebrities, was created to increase public awareness and cooperation with the census.

The Census Bureau enlisted the help of the Ad Council, President Bush and celebrities to spread the word about the importance of filling out the census form.

Census 2000 was the first in U.S. history to use a national paid ad campaign. This video contains a sample of the television ads that were broadcast that year.

Through animation, the U.S. Census Bureau explains how it uses the apportionment formula to ensure equal representation for all.

This Summit on “Census Bureau Data for Everyone” is a FREE Virtual Webinar. Learn about how your responses to Census Bureau surveys are used.

William Fliss, an archivist at Marquette University, discusses how census data is vital in showing the transformation the U.S. has taken throughout the years.

Margo Anderson talks about how the U.S. was the first country to use a census to apportion power in the government.

In this video, Dr. Robert Groves, Director of the U.S. Census Bureau describes how the centers of population are marked and where you can find them.

In this video, Dr. Robert M. Groves talks about the story the movement of the center of population tells about nation over the years.

In this video, Dr. Robert M. Groves explains how data based on the Census helps to determine the center of population.

In this video, Dr. Robert Groves, Director of the U.S. Census Bureau discusses the two major trends to the shifts of the center of population.

Discover easy tricks to customize your view, and learn how to the download the data in two different formats.

Dr. Robert M. Groves hosted a panel discussion on the issues facing the bureau as it moves into the 21st century.

Margo Anderson, a professor of History and Urban Studies at the Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, talks about how the taking of the census has changed since 1790.

Discover the people and technology behind counting an increasingly modern population, from the agency's beginnings through Census 2000.

A census tells us not only about our past, but it can help us prepare for our future.

This video presents examples of how the White House has helped get the word out about the decennial census.

Dr. Robert M. Groves, Census Bureau Director, explains how statistics help synthesize the huge amount of data available in the modern world.

Watch this recorded live stream to hear first hand how we are supporting a complete and accurate count.

Every resident was encouraged to participate in a process that is as old as the nation itself.