Changes underway at the U.S. Census Bureau could have significant implications for the data that communities, researchers, businesses, and policymakers rely on every day. Adjustments to privacy protections and proposed changes to the 2030 Census could affect the availability, accuracy, and usefulness of critical resources, including the American Community Survey.
Join us for this timely webinar to understand what is changing, what these proposals could mean for data users, and the potential risks for reliable and accessible Census data. Participants will also learn how to stay informed and make their perspectives heard as decisions about the future of the nation’s data infrastructure take shape.
Panelists:
Beth Jarosz - Vice President, Association of Public Data Users
Mark Mather - Associate Vice President, Population Reference Bureau
Bert Granberg - Analytics Director, Wasatch Front Regional Council
Vi D. Le - Senior Advisor, Data Policy Institute at the Federation of American Scientists
Mallory Bateman - Director of Demographic Research, Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute