A High-Paying Census Job Address listers are responsible for visiting neighborhoods and verifying addresses in the Census’ Master Address File (MAF) in preparation for the 2020 Count. The Census Bureau will hire approximately half of the 160,000 in-field canvassers that it hired during the 2010 Census due to budget cuts, as well as innovations in…
The Census Bureau is aiming to hire close to 500,000 office and field staff nationally for the 2020 Census. The majority of those hires will be Census takers (also referred to as enumerators). In the state of California, that can mean as many as 55,000 people. In New York City, the Census Bureau might need…
From petitions to save the environment to driving awareness of politics and voting, campaigns commonly include “pledging” as a tactic to drive support of their cause. But does publicly pledging to something really change behavior? Research indicates that it does, which is why we’re helping governments and CBOs drive their constituents to Pledge to Be…
With the 2020 Census around the corner, local governments have a very important job: to ensure that all of their constituents get counted! Engaging Local Government Leaders interviewed Perla Ni, CEO and founder of the Census Outreach Project, to discuss how local governments can get the job done. Ni discusses how local governments are best…
Hispanic Heritage Month is observed every year from September 15 to October 15. This commemorative period started back in 1968 with the goal of celebrating the contributions of generations of Hispanics to the U.S. Although Latinos make up 18 percent of our nation’s population, and have immeasurably contributed to our communities, those same communities…
In Partnership with: California Adult Education Program The US Census Bureau needs to hire 500,000 people to support efforts during the 2020 Census, but the application process is opaque, long and not easy to navigate. In CA alone, over 55,000 jobs will need to be filled, ideally with individuals who represent and…
As we get closer to Census Day on April 1, 2020, we’ll be counting down the months with a timeline of outreach recommendations for governments, community-based organizations, and individuals. CCL staff attend many of the Complete Count Committee meetings that are happening all over the nation, and we thought it would be helpful to share…
Reduce rejected mail-in ballots As you encourage your constituents to vote early this year, it’s especially important to notify them of deadlines and procedures to keep them informed and safe. The #1 reason why absentee/mail-in ballots are rejected is because of voters missing deadlines. Fast and timely direct communication of key election information to…
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