Young Children

In this webinar, audiences learned about the importance of the decennial census, the challenges it currently is facing, how the decennial census has historically undercounted young children, what this means for this population and what you can do about it.

The public comment of Deborah Stein, J.D., Network Director of the Partnership for America’s Children to
the Census National Advisory Committee Meeting, June, 2018

Use these hard-to-count tables to find tracts that have been historically undercounted.

Young children – defined as children under age five – have been undercounted for decades, disadvantaging their families, communities, and neighborhoods.