Census Day is a chance to make a real difference in our communities. We can help our communities get the schools, hospitals, and roads we need. By filling out the 2020 Census, we make sure that all of us are counted. If we don’t get counted, we don’t count.
In light of the COVID-19 outbreak, several updates have been made regarding the U.S. Census. Here are a few things to know.
March 9th is the day that six states will be holding thier primaries for 2020. It’s being dubbed “Big Tuesday” in the news and includes highly-watched states like Michigan.
Everybody counts in the 2020 Census. That includes children under five, people experiencing homelessness, and the auntie that has been staying with your family for the past seven months. With folks in self-quarantine and socially distancing in places they normally are not, who counts and how?
Over the past month, we have had a lot of wonderful news from the AAPI community. Here are some highlights.
Last week, YWCA launched the results of their national survey, YWomenVote2020, that details the issues and voting habits of women voters.
This past Tuesday, nineteen states held general and municipal elections including New Jersey, Virginia, and Ohio and resulted in a number of exciting results including voting rights reforms and several newly-elected AAPI lawmakers.
The lives of young undocumented immigrants are at stake. We at APIAVote recognize that many of our partner organizations are advancing immigrants’ rights, so we are uplifting their messages through this roundup.
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