Census Director Julie Menin announced her resignation from the Bill de Blasio administration today. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Census
NYC Census And Elections Information From Harlem To Hollis
The deadline to complete the 2020 census has been extended to October 31, 2020. Continue Reading →
Food Scarcity From Harlem To The Hudson During The COVID-19 Pandemic
As of mid-September 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has killed more than 25,000 New Yorkers and sickened an additional 445,000. Continue Reading →
Seitu’s World: Harlem To MidTown “Slow Walk” Rally With Inez E. Dickens And More
Photographs By Seitu Oronde
On Saturday, September 26th, 2020, at 3333 Broadway on the corner of W. 135th and Broadway, with youth, residents, Harlem Assembly Member Inez E. Dickens and the NAACP Mid-town in a “Slow Walk” Rally that included Manhattanville and Grant Houses. Continue Reading →
As Census 2020 Deadline Looms, NY Nonprofits Get Funding For Final Push
The New York State Census Equity Fund (NYSCEF) recently announced its fourth round of grants, totaling $601,650, to 23 organizations to support efforts across the state to reach hard-to-count communities in the 2020 Census. Continue Reading →
Don’t Let Donald Trump Steal The 2020 Census!
In the midst of Coronavirus and societal unrest happening right now, the 2020 Census is understandably the last thing on the minds of most people. Continue Reading →
ABC Owned Television Stations Stage Nationwide 2020 Census Phone Bank
ABC Owned Television Stations stage a one-day-only virtual census phone bank in partnership with the Hispanic Federation and the support of the U.S. Census Bureau for a nationwide outreach to be held on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2020. Continue Reading →
Come On Harlem, New York Is Still At Risk For A Census Undercount
F.Y. Eye, New York’s leading nonprofit media group, announced the ten winning designs of their 2020 Census Civic Art Challenge to be distributed in emergency food packages through New York City. Continue Reading →
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