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Knowledge Bites Webinar: Why the Census Makes Cents
May 20, 2020 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
FreeThe Southern Vermont Economy Project hosts the quick hit webinar series called “Knowledge Bites,” focused on providing introductory information about economic and community development tools, programs, and funding opportunities. These webinars are 30 minutes during lunch and cover a range of topics. Click here to learn how to log on!
An accurate census ensures municipalities, non-profits, and human service organizations can access a fair share of federal and state funding for programs, projects and services. An inaccurate count could reduce resources available to our region for years to come. Hear from those organizations and towns on why the census makes cents, and how you can help promote a complete count in your community or among the people your organization serves.
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Agenda:
Introduction
- Sarah Lang, BDCC
Southern Vermont Response Rate
- Michael Moser, Coordinator, VT Census State Data Center
2020 Census Operational Adjustments Due to COVID19
- Theresa Rudolph, US Census Bureau
Leaders in the region to speak to the importance: Why is the census so important for SoVT?
- Windham Regional Commission and Bennington County Regional Commission: Jeff Nugent and Jonathan Cooper
- Carmen Derby, United Way of Windham County
- Sue Graff, VT Agency of Human Service
- Legislators: Rep. Kornheiser and Rep. Gannon
- Federal Delegation: Haley Pero, Senator Sanders’ Office
- Bill Anton, Windham Central Supervisory Union
- John O’Keefe, Town of Manchester
- Madison Kremer, Shires Housing
- Jason Broughton, Vermont Complete Count Committee
Tools for promotion of census: Materials and strategies
- Theresa Rudolph, US Census Bureau
How easy is this to complete for individuals?
- Theresa Rudolph, US Census Bureau
How to move forward as a region?