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Census Bureau's Participation in PAA 2017 Annual Conference

April 25, 2017

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Census Bureau Researchers Present Findings at the 2017 Population Association of America Conference

April 25, 2017

Researchers from the U.S. Census Bureau will join professionals from across the country and from different disciplines at the Population Association of America annual conference from April 27-29, 2017, in Chicago, Ill.

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Differences in Accessing Online Health Resources by Race and Ethnicity

Many of us recognize the digital divide between people who do and do not have access to computers and the internet.
Calculating Poverty Rates for Same-Sex Married Couples in 2017

Analysts at the U.S. Census Bureau will present research to the Population Association of America on how poverty rates could be calculated for same-sex married couples in the 2018 Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplement.
Improving Household Statistics Through Data Innovation

Ever wonder how the U.S. Census Bureau uses innovation to spark enhanced statistical measures and reporting of household statistics?
Does Recent Fertility among Hispanic Women Differ by Race?

The foreign-born Hispanic population has higher fertility compared to non-Hispanic groups in the United States.
What Are Paradata? – An Example

What are paradata? Paradata are data collected about interviews and the survey process.
America’s Youth on the Road to Adulthood

America has changed over the years and so have the ways that our nation’s youth establish themselves on a path to independence and adulthood.

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Service Over College: Does Military Service Act as a Bridge to Better Economic Opportunities for Post-9/11 Non-College-Degreed Female Veterans?

This study investigates whether military service acts a bridge to better economic outcomes for non-college degreed women who served in the Post-9/11 period.
All Out Kin: Measuring Poverty Using Alternative Family Assignments: 2006-2015

Impact on official poverty rates of incorporating all parents and their children in the same family for the purposes of determining poverty status.
Demonstrating the Effectiveness of Small Area Estimates During Periods of Change: The Case of Health Insurance Coverage

This work shows how ACS 5-year estimates of health insurance coverage compare with single-year modeled estimates from SAHIE during a period of rapid change.
Mapping the Transition to Adulthood: A Bird's-Eye View of Enrollment, Employment, Independence, and Marriage

A visual summary of the transition to adulthood, showing the living situation, marriage, enrollment, and employment of the population aged 16 to 34.
An Island in Crisis? A Statistical Portrait of Recent Puerto Rican Migration and Socioeconomic Outcomes between 2005 and 2015

This analysis specifically addresses the social and economic changes in Puerto Rico’s population between 2005 and 2015.
The State of Young Adults in the Labor Force

This study examines the educational attainment and economic activities of today’s young adults compared with previous generations.
Does Data Source Matter? Using State-Level SNAP Records to Evaluate Supplemental Poverty

This poster examines the effect of using administrative records instead of self-reported data on estimating the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM).
Measuring the Presence and Impact of Same-Sex Married Couples on Poverty Rates in CPS

Evaluate the impact of treating same-sex married couples as one family unit in the measurement of official poverty rates.
Internet Access and Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Using Internet Health Resources
The Relationship Between Health Conditions and the Core Disability Question Set

The Relationship Between Health Conditions and the Core Disability Question Set, Presented at the 2017 Population Association of America Meeting.
Reporting of Days Sick by Proxy Status, Findings from the 2014 Survey of Income and Program Participation

This project looks at sick day reporting by proxy status.
Who Has a Second-Generation Educational Advantage?

Working Paper presented at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting April 27-29, 2017.
Racial Identity and Fertility Outcomes Among Hispanic Origin Groups in the United States: 2011-2015

Examines whether fertility varies by reported race of Hispanic origin women & the relationship of social and demographic characteristics on recent fertility.
50 Years Living Without Children: Who and What Has Changed

Using CPS ASEC data we examine the demographic changes of persons living without children from 1967-2016.
Multiple Partner Fertility in the United States: A Demographic Portrait

Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America in April 2017.
Counting the Chicks After They've Flown: Shared and Non-Shared Fertility Among Empty Nesters

Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America in April 2017.
College Enrollment Before, During and After the Great Recession

This research examines the components of change in college enrollment before during and after the Great Recession.
Improving Measurement of Same-Sex Couple Households in Census Bureau Surveys: Results from Recent Tests

This paper presents results from recent testing of the revised relationship question.
Factors that Influence Change in Hispanic Identification: Evidence from Linked Decennial Census and American Community Survey Data

This study explores patterns of ethnic boundary crossing as evidenced by changes in Hispanic origin responses across decennial census and survey data.
Individual Changes in Identification with Hispanic Ethnic Origins: Evidence from Linked 2000 and 2010 Census Data

This paper examines the extent to which individuals change into or out of specific Hispanic categories such as Mexican origin.

Background

Population Association of America Website
Population Association of America 2017 Annual Meeting Agenda
Press Kit: Census Bureau’s Participation in PAA 2016 Annual Conference

The 2016 Annual Meeting will be held at Marriott Wardman Park, Washington, D.C. March 31 – April 2, 2016.