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Recursos Multimedia para el Censo del 2010 en Minnesota

Latino Multimedia Resources for Census 2010

If you need a replacement questionnaire, call the Telephone Questionnaire Assistance Center at 1-866-872-6868. (If you prefer a Spanish-speaking operator, then dial 1-866-928-2010.) The lines will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (your local time) seven days a week from February 25, 2010 through July 31, 2010. For the hearing-impaired, TDD 1-866-783-2010 (during the times noted above)

Take part in the Minnesota Latino Complete Count Committee

CLAC and the Minnesota Latino Complete Count Committee invite you to take part in the Everyone Counts in Minnesota 2010 Census Campaign. Census participation provides a safe, simple and effective method for Latinos in Minnesota to be heard by elected officials. Results from the Census data increase federal and state funding to social services and guides local decision-makers in important community planning effortsfor the next decennial. Join the movement to count every Minnesota Latino! For more information go to http://www.mn2010census.org or contact the CLAC office at (651) 296-9587

Read the official Complete Count Comittee Press Release >
View the Hennepin County Census Information Video>

Joint Statement by State Latino Councils and Commissions: A Call for Action on the 2010 Decennial Census

Representatives of the various U.S. state Latino councils and Leadership Institute and the American Federation of Teachers in pushing for an accurate and successful Decennial 2010 Census through the national aggressive awareness campaign Hazte Contar Census 2010: Makes Dollars and Sense. Read the full press release here>

Make Yourself Count Minnesota (PSA in Spanish)

You Count! You Matter! Census 2010 Youthline Outreach Mentorship Program,
courtesy of Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board  

A New Portrait of America: Latinos and the Census

(para ver este video en español, haga click aquí)

National Council of la Raza, President and CEO Janet Murguia
(for more NCLR Census links, click here)

Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities,
President Dr. Antonio Flores

National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed
Officials, Executive Director Arturo Vargas
(click here for more NALEO Census links)

League of United Latino American Citizens, President Rosa Rosales

Censo en Univisión: ¡Simple, fácil, seguro!

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Audio Resources:

Click here to access "Que Nos Cuenten/Let's Be Counted" Hip Hop Census awarenss by Hip Hop Civics

Other Census Complete Count Committee's

Click here to view official Hennepin County Census 2010 page

Click here to view the Meeting dates for the Minneapolis Complete Count Committee

Click here to view Minnesota State Demographer Census 2010 page

Click here to view Minnesota Quick Facts from the Census Bureau

Click here to access the federal 2010 Census page

Other Resources
Click here to access the Census Bureau's national factsheet on the American Latino population

Bilingual Questionnaire Distribution Maps by Census Region

The National Institute for Latino Policy announced that the Census Bureau will be using English/Spanish bilingual questionnaires for the first time for the 2010 Census. These will be distributed in Census blocks with 20 percent or more Latinos or Hispanics.
 
Beginning in mid-March 2010, more than 120 million questionnaires will be delivered to U.S. residential addresses. To meet the goal, the Census Bureau will print more than 1.5 million documents every day. This initiative is based on research showing that targeting the bilingual questionnaires to areas with high concentrations of Spanish-only speakers will improve response rates.

Click here to download a pdf of the Bilingual Questionnaire Distribution Maps by Census Region