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Census 2020

BP Adams and Brooklyn Community Foundation Joint Statement on 2020 Census Citizenship Question
January 15, 2019
Cecilia Clarke
President & CEO

"This is a resounding victory in our fight to #MakeBrooklynCount."

#MakeBrooklynCount: Launching Brooklyn's Complete Count Committee for Census 2020
October 23, 2018
Cecilia Clarke
President & CEO

On Tuesday, October 23rd, we proudly launched the #MakeBrooklynCount campaign and the Brooklyn Complete Count Committee for Census 2020 in partnership with the Office of the Brooklyn Borough President. 

Let’s Make Brooklyn Count: Announcing Our $100,000 Commitment to a Fair and Accurate 2020 Census
June 13, 2018
Liane Stegmaier
Vice President of Communications and Strategy

We are excited to announce a $100,000 commitment toward Census 2020 organizing in Brooklyn. With grants to the Center for Law and Social Justice at Medgar Evers College and the New York Immigration Coalition, we will help to ensure that the $600 billion in federal funding allocated through the Census count information is distributed fairly and accurately.

Will Brooklyn Count? Looking Ahead to the 2020 Census
March 2, 2018
Maria Ylvisaker
Communications Coordinator

2020 is fast approaching, especially in the eyes of those involved in the upcoming census. Here in Brooklyn, this means organizing and informing Brooklynites about the importance of the census in order to achieve an accurate count in two years.

 

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