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2010 Census: Data Processing

Once the 2010 Census forms were returned they were sent to our national data capture centers. Watch our video to learn more!

2010 Census: Data Processing - It's Safe

U.S. Census Bureau employees describe how the information that is collected from the 2010 Census is kept confidential and safe.

2010 Census: Promotional PSAs - Mail Out/Mail Back

The following video highlights the PSAs that were used to encourage residents to mail back their census form and educate them about the benefits.

2010 Census: The U.S. Census and the Amazing Apportionment Machine

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

Accessing 2010 Redistricting Data on data.census.gov

How to access 2010 Redistricting Data on data.census.gov?

Census in the Constitution: Former Director Kenneth Prewitt

Former Census Bureau Director Kenneth Prewitt discusses the purpose of the census and its importance to the country.

Census in the Constitution: Professor Margo Anderson

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

Event: First 2010 Census Results News Conference Highlights

Highlights the December 21, 2010 press conference, revealing the results of the 2010 Census, including the official population count and apportionment totals .

Event: March to the Mailbox Campaign

One week before the 2010 Census mail back deadline, volunteers participated in "March to the Mailbox" parades, marches, walks, rallies and motorcades.

Event: Plato, Mo. the 2010 Census U.S. Center of Population

Townspeople, elected representatives, government officials and students celebrated the naming of Plato, as the 2010 Census U.S. center of population.

Information Collection: Can I fill out my form online?

In this video the public learned why the census form was not available online.

Information Collection: Can I trust that my privacy will be protected?

In this video you will learn how the responses that were collected from the 2010 Census are kept safe by law.

Information Collection: Census on Campus: Easy & Safe

With one of the shortest forms in history, the 2010 Census was easy to complete.

Information Collection: Census on Campus: Where

The 2010 Census counts everyone, regardless of documented status, which includes international students.

Information Collection: Census on Campus: Who

The 2010 Census counts everyone, regardless of documented status, which includes international students.

Information Collection: Census on Campus: Why?

This video series showed students how census data help distribute federal funds that support transportation, campus safety, scholarship programs and more!

Information Collection: Fraud Awareness Alert

This video provides information about possible fraudulent solicitations, and educates the public on how to protect themselves.

Information Collection: How do I recognize a census taker?

In this video, you learn how the public could identify an official U.S. Census Bureau census taker.

Information Collection: Meet Your Census Taker

Census takers were hired from within your community and, as you will see from this video, were your friends and neighbors!

Information Collection: Message from Nickelodeon's Dora the Explorer

In a video called "Children Count Too," Nickelodeon's Dora the Explorer stresses the importance of including infants and young children on 2010 Census forms.

Information Collection: The Whole Story: Language Assistance Videos

Language Assistance Videos showcased a sampling of the language assistance videos that were made available in 61 different languages.

Information Collection: The Whole Story: Second Mailing

The Whole Story: Second Mailing informed the public about how they could receive a replacement form.

Information Collection: Your Address on the Form

This video was created to alleviate confusion that residents might have had about the address labeling on the 2010 Census form.

Measuring America: 2010 Census data releases measure the U.S.

Director Groves discussed the difference between the American Community Survey, Demographic Analysis and the 2010 apportionment data releases.

News Conference: 2010 Demographic Analysis Estimates

December 6, 2010 - U.S. Census Bureau Director Robert Groves briefed the media on the release of the 2010 Demographic Analysis estimates.

Preparation: Census Partner Testimonials: Awareness

This video highlights some of our partners sharing their thoughts on the importance and benefits of participating in the 2010 Census.

Preparation: Census Partner Testimonials: Door to Door

This video highlights some of our partners sharing their thoughts on the importance of opening your door to a census taker and participating in the 2010 Census.

Promotion: 2010 Census and LGBT Communities: We All Count

Check out this video that encouraged Lesbians, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) communities of color to participate in the 2010 Census.

Promotion: 2010 Census of the Population

The 2010 Census campaign involved promotional activities ranging from the Road Tour, to a national advertising campaign, to PSAs and more.

Promotion: Portrait of America

In this video, community leaders describe in their own words the importance of participating in the census and being a part of the new portrait of America.

Promotion: Portrait of America - American Indian and Alaska Natives

In this video, leaders of the American Indian and Alaska Native communities spoke about the importance of the census.

Promotion: Portrait of America - Asian

In this video, leaders of the Asian community spoke about the importance of the census.

Promotion: Portrait of America - Be Counted!

This video was used as a means of informing the public about census takers and their importance.

Promotion: Portrait of America - Black/African-American

In this video, leaders of the Black community spoke about the importance of the census.

Promotion: Portrait of America - Latino/Hispanic

In this video, leaders of the Hispanic community spoke about the importance of the census.

Promotion: Portrait of America - Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander

In this video, leaders of the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities spoke about the importance of the census.

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