Entries tagged with 'Census'
Procrastinator's Dream
Want to know how to save $1.5 billion? It's easy, just fill out and mail back your census form! The government estimates the above sum will be needed to cover the cost of following up with unresponsive households, so how...
Common Census
This week I've been privy to some frustrated mumblings and postal woes. Though snail mail is normally a topic far from my email-centric universe, this week is different - it's Census Week - well, kind of. You see, many people...
March is Census Awareness Month!
For the next few days, I will still write February when I date anything. I'm always a few days behind when it comes to writing the date. Getting 2010 down took over a month because of changing the digit in...
Disabilities & the Census: Be Counted!
February is Jewish Disability Awareness Month, and all month, we'll be featuring blog posts about disability inclusion. Read our posts here and visit our Jewish Disability Awareness Month page.The decennial census officially commenced on January 20thin Noorvik, Alaska -- a...
The Case Against Question 11
At only ten questions, the 2010 federal census -- decennially dreaded for its length and intricacy -- will be one of the shortest in history, a boon to busy taxpayers and a point of encouragement for hesitant respondents. In recent...
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