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Counting Young Children in the 2030 Census: Setting a Research Agenda Young kids have been undercounted at higher rates than any other age group in recent censuses. PRB recently convened a small group of researchers, advocates, and policy folks to ...
Hi folks, I'm reaching out to share two new reports about the landscape of sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) data collection under the second Trump administration. Today, the Movement Advancement Project (MAP) released a new report ...
Dear Colleagues, Please consider adding your organization as a supporter of this letter to Congressional appropriators urging that they "stipulate in the FY27 appropriations bills that employees of the federal statistical agencies and units be ...
Thanks Meghan for sharing. There's a lot in Trahan's report, but the idea of "purpose-based privacy" stood out for me: "With modernized definitions in place, Congress must embed in the Privacy Act a new privacy model that segments requirements by ...
We identified the removal of sexual orientation/gender identity measures from approximately 360 different federal data collections during the past year. The majority (94%) of data elements removed from federal collections were gender identity demographic ...
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