June 25 Hispanic

by Katy Ibsen | Jun 17, 2020 | Social Media Posts

June 25: Hispanic/Latino

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El censo cuenta a todas las personas que viven en los Estados Unidos, independientemente de su país de origen o estado migratorio. Esto incluye a niños y recién nacidos, abuelos, amigos, no parientes y todos los que viven o se quedan con usted a partir del 1 de abril de 2020. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #2020Census

Sus respuestas al Censo 2020 afectarán las decisiones de financiación para los próximos 10 años para servicios locales importantes en nuestras comunidades, incluidas las clínicas de salud. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #2020Census

El censo está disponible en muchos idiomas, incluido el español. Puede responder en línea, por teléfono o por correo. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount

Cada 10 años, Estados Unidos cuenta a todos los que viven en el país. Su participación en el Censo 2020 ayudará a comunidades como la suya a obtener los fondos que necesitan para proporcionar asistencia alimentaria y de vivienda y otros servicios vitales. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount # 2020Census

Every 10 years, the United States counts everyone who lives in the country. Your participation in the 2020 Census will help communities like yours get the funding they need to provide housing and food assistance and other vital services. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #2020Census

Las respuestas al censo son seguras y confidenciales. Su información está protegida por la ley y no se puede compartir con otras agencias de aplicación de la ley, ni con el FBI, ICE o incluso con la policía local. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #2020Census

Su comunidad puede empezar a mejorar cuando usted responde al Censo 2020. En pocos minutos, puede dar forma a su futuro. Su respuesta determinará como miles de millones de dólares en fondos federales pueden ayudar a mejorar los servicios comunitarios, Head Start, SNAP, CHIP y programas que apoyan a negocios minoritarios. Su información personal se mantiene confidencial por ley y los datos obtenidos son solamente utilizados con propósitos de estadísticas, nunca son compartidos con otras agencias gubernamentales. Responda y agase escuchar ahora llamando al (844) 468-2020, o por la internet al 2020census.gov/es #KansasCounts #2020Census #CallForTheCount

Hispanic/Latino Toolkit

June 26 African American

by Katy Ibsen | Jun 17, 2020 | Social Media Posts

June 26: African American

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Don’t forget the babies! Kids 0-5 years old often times don’t get counted in the Census and our communities lose funding to support childcare & school funding! Fill out your Census form today @ my2020census.gov #KansasCounts #Census2020 #CountmeBlack

The 2020 Census count will be used to decide how many schools, classrooms and healthcare facilities will be built in your community for the next 10 years. Count your babies today at my2020census.gov #KansasCounts #CountmeBlack #Census2020

Black men are disproportionately undercounted in the census. Our black men and boys matter! Let’s make our brothers count by completing the census now @ my2020census.gov #KansasCounts #Census2020 #CountmeBlack

An accurate Census 2020 count will help strengthen Black workers power. Take time to encourage workers who are working or laid off to complete the 2020 Census form to ensure that we have good quality jobs in our communities for the next 10 years. Support workers, by being counted in the 2020 Census TODAY at my2020census.gov. #KansasCounts #supportBlackworkers #CountMeBlack #Census2020

So, an accurate census is key to getting public schools and communities the resources they need to serve all students—regardless of who they live with, what language they speak at home, or whether they are black, brown, or white. #KansasCounts #CountMeBlack #CallForTheCount

For the first time, Black people can check our country of origin on the census form! Remember to also check Black! Or be counted online today @ my2020census.gov #KansasCounts #CountmeBlack #CheckBlackPlus #Census2020 #CallForTheCount

You can shape the future for yourself, your family, and your community for the next 10 years. Data collected in the 2020 Census will inform the distribution of more than $6 billion in federal funds to Kansas and our communities each year. Businesses, community leaders, and local governments use census data to create jobs, ensure public safety preparedness, and support community initiatives. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #CountMeBlack

Puede dar forma al futuro para usted, su familia y su comunidad durante los próximos 10 años. Los datos recopilados en el Censo 2020 informarán la distribución de más de $ 6 mil millones en fondos federales a Kansas y nuestras comunidades cada año. Las empresas, los líderes comunitarios y los gobiernos locales utilizan los datos del censo para crear empleos, garantizar la preparación para la seguridad pública y apoyar las iniciativas comunitarias. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #CountMeBlack

Today, we honor our black and African American communities. Now more than ever, completing the #2020Census is vitally important to the future of our communities and their political and economic power. Be counted, have your voice heard, and respond at 2020census.gov. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #CountMeBlack

June 23 Rural

by Katy Ibsen | Jun 17, 2020 | Social Media Posts

June 23: Rural Outreach

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Every town counts. The 2020 Census will have a direct impact on small towns and rural areas across the country for the next 10 years. From disaster planning to small business development, Medicare Part B to highway construction, policymakers use census data to plan and fund many programs that affect rural communities. #CallForTheCount Respond now www.2020census.gov.

Cada pueblo/ciudad cuenta. El Censo 2020 tendrá un impacto directo en los pueblos/ciudades pequeñas y las zonas rurales de todo el país durante los próximos 10 años. Desde la planificación de desastres hasta el desarrollo de pequeñas empresas, desde la Parte B de Medicare hasta la construcción de carreteras, los politicos utilizan los datos del censo para planificar y financiar muchos programas que afectan a las comunidades rurales. Responda ahora llamando al (844) 468-2020, o por la internet al 2020census.gov/es

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Make sure your town’s story is told by responding to the 2020 Census—the count of everyone living in the United States. When you do, you’ll also help your town get the most out of the American dream. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount

Asegúrese de contar la historia de su ciudad respondiendo al Censo 2020, el recuento de todas las personas que viven en los Estados Unidos. Cuando lo haga, también ayudará a su ciudad a aprovechar al máximo el sueño americano. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount

Census data informs where over $6 billion in federal funding is spent each year in Kansas and our communities. That includes money for things like roads. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount

Make sure your town’s story is told by responding to the 2020 Census—the count of everyone living in the United States. When you do, you’ll also help your town get the most out of the American dream. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount

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If 1% of Kansas is under counted in the 2020 Census, the state of Kansas could miss receiving approximately $603,990,400 in federal funding over a 10-year period. It is critical that you count, your community counts, and Kansas Counts by participating in the 2020 Census. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount

Rural Talking Points

Every town is an important part of the American story. Make sure your town’s story is told by responding to the 2020 Census—the count of everyone living in the United States. When you do, you’ll also help your town get the most out of the American dream.

Responding Is Important for Your Community. Census responses provide data that can attract new businesses and the jobs that come with them. The data also informs where over $6 billion in federal funding is spent each year in Kansas and our communities. That includes money for things like:

Medicare Part B
Special education
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
Cooperative Extension Service
Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant
Water and waste disposal systems for rural communities

Clinics that are closer than the next county. Accessible, quality healthcare is a top priority for every community, and you can do your part by responding to the 2020 Census. Over $6 billion in federal funding is distributed to Kansas communities based on census data. This includes money for health care assistance and the prevention and treatment of substance abuse. Census data impacts funding for things like:

Medical Assistance Program
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
State Children’s Health Insurance Program
Child Welfare Services State Grants
Family violence prevention services
State Public Water System Supervision

Country roads don’t build themselves. Lay the groundwork for better roads in your community by taking the census. Your response can impact funding for things like maintaining local roads, bridges, public transportation, and more each year. Census data impacts funding for things like:

Highway planning and construction
Federal Transit Formula Grants
Formula Grants for Rural Areas
Community Development Grants
Rural Payment Assistance Payments
Water and waste disposal systems for rural communities

Keep small town communities connected. What makes a small town great is its community, and that’s why your response to the 2020 Census is so important. It can impact funding for things that keep us connected, like local roads, bridges, public transportation, and more. Census data impacts funding for things like:

Highway planning and construction
Federal Transit Formula Grants
Formula Grants for Rural Areas
Community Development Grants
Rural Payment Assistance Payments
Water and waste disposal systems for rural communities

June 22 Children

by Katy Ibsen | Jun 17, 2020 | Social Media Posts

June 22: Children Ages 0-5

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In 10 years – what will their future look like? Every child counts in the #2020Census. Respond today. #CallForTheCount www.2020census.gov

En 10 años- Cual sera el futuro de ellos? Cada niña y niño cuenta en el Censo del 2020. Responda ahora llamando al (844) 468-2020, o por la internet al 2020census.gov/es

VeggieTales: Everyone counts in the US of A! Every child counts in the #2020Census. Join Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber, and their VeggieTales pals as they talk and sing about the 2020 Census, the importance of counting young children, and the specialness of everyone—and inadvertently discover how often Larry thinks he should wash his socks.If you haven’t already, count your kids and babies – and respond to the #2020Census today at www.2020census.gov

VeggieTales: ¡Todos cuentan en los EUA!’ Todos las niñas/niños cuentan! Acompañen a Bob el Tomate, Larry el Pepino y sus amigos de VeggieTales mientras charlan y cantan sobre el Censo del 2020, la importancia de contar a los niños pequeños y lo especial y unico que todos tenemos. Descubran también, casi de casualidad, con qué frecuencia Larry el Pepino cree que debe lavar sus calcetines. Si no lo ha hecho todavía, responda hoy llamando al (844) 468-2020, o por la internet al 2020census.gov/es

I Count. You Count. We all Count. Respond to the #2020Census to make your voice heard. www.2020census.gov #CallForTheCount

Yo cuento. Usted Cuenta. Nosotros contamos. Responda y agase escuchar ahora llamando al (844) 468-2020, o por la internet al 2020census.gov/es

The #2020census is an integral part of the U.S. Let’s shape it together. Learn how at 2020census.gov. #ShapeYourFuture

Be sure to count everyone living or staying in your home, including newborn babies and young children, even if they aren’t related to you or are only staying with you temporarily. #KansasCounts #CallfortheCount

Be sure to count everyone who lives in your home on your 2020 Census form. This includes babies and young children, who are often missed in the census. Not counting newborn babies and children impacts support for programs such as children’s health insurance, hospitals, childcare, food assistance, schools, and early childhood development. #KansasCounts #CallfortheCount

Remember to count ! Congratulations on welcoming your new bundle of joy! If your baby was born on or before April 1, 2020, remember to count them on the 2020 Census. The census informs decisions about funding for things like health insurance, hospitals, child care, food assistance, schools, and early childhood education for the next 10 years—basically an entire childhood. Beginning in mid-March 2020, you can respond to the census online, by phone, or by mail. Don’t miss this opportunity to shape the future for your baby and your community. #KansasCounts #CallForTheCount #2020Census