Census Bureau collection formats include audio, video, mobile apps, images, and publications.
Publications
Annual Survey of Manufactures: 2019
Small Area Health Insurance Estimates (SAHIE): 2019
Examines annual trends in health insurance coverage for all U.S. counties, as well as demographic and economic differences in coverage status for 2019.
A Profile of Supplemental Security Income Recipients: 2017
This brief examines SSI receipt in 2017. It includes demographics for three age groups and benefit receipt from complementary programs among adult recipients.
Infographics
Fact Sheets
Differential Privacy and the 2020 Census
Differential privacy is a mathematical approach inspired by modern cryptography principles that disguises an individual’s identity in published data.
What Are Synthetic Data?
This fact sheet describes synthetic data and how the U.S. Census Bureau is researching it's use in various projects.
Which Data Set Is Right for Me?
America Counts
Video Game Consoles: From Manufacturing to Players’ Hands
Census Bureau’s Economic Indicators data capture earliest measurements of newest generation video game console supply chain.
Upcoming Release of 2020 Census Redistricting Data Will Paint a Clearer Portrait of America
The August release of more detailed 2020 Census data by state, county and city down to the block level will be used for redistricting.
Spanish-Language Survey Respondents Report Greater Pandemic Hardships
Even within groups such as Hispanics, the COVID pandemic has been experienced differently.
Working Papers
Measuring U.S. Fertility using Administrative Data
The Census Bureau makes restricted-use administrative birth data available through the Census Numident for nearly all U.S. births for more than the last century
The Value Added of a Multidimensional Deprivation Index
The value of a multidimensional deprivation index over and above income poverty measures is explored.
Child Care Subsidies and the Labor Force Outcomes for Working Married Mothers
Using Census data and administrative records, this study finds that child care subsidies improve labor force outcomes for working married mothers.
Videos
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