The official 2010 Census form arrived in mailboxes across the country starting March 15th. It took my maybe 2 minutes to fill it out. So now that you've got the form, mail it back!
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A collection of thoughts, numbers, and data related to the social world around us.
About Me
- Lynda Laughlin
- Public sociologist and a family demographer at a big government agency during the day. Views expressed here are strictly my own.
Useful Websites Related to Sociology and Demography
- American Sociological Association
- DC Counts - Census 2010
- DC Sociological Society
- Economic Research Service - USDA
- National Center for Education Statistics
- National Center for Health Statistics
- National Poverty Center - University of Michigan
- Population Association of America
- Population Reference Bureau
- Research Connections - Child Care and Early Education
- Social Science Data Library - Temple University
- U.S. Census Bureau
- United Nations Population Fund
Useful Tools
- Child Stats - Forum on Child and Family Statistics
- CPI Inflation Calculator
- CPS Table Creator
- General Social Survey
- International Data Base - Census Bureau
- IPUMS - Minnesota Population Center
- Kids Count - Casey Foundation
- MSA Maps via Zipcodes.com
- Neighborhood Info DC
- Poverty Guidelines - U.S. Census
People and Things that I Follow
Issues and Causes I Care About
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