Hi Everyone-- please direct message me here or send an email to ebony_vandross@worlded.org if you need assistance

Follow this link for more information:https://caladulted.org/Educators/412

Counting for Dollars 2020 site - https://gwipp.gwu.edu/counting-dollars-2020-role-decennial-census-geographic-distribution-federal-funds

You can follow Sequoias Adult Education Consortium on Facebook

Community Connect Labs - https://www.communityconnectlabs.com/

I joined about 10 minutes late. Are the community connect labs specific to CA or are they nationwide? Thanks!

I heard that the census *may* hire non-citizens if they have a need for people with certain language skills. So should non-citizens fill out the application in the hope that they may eventually need to be hired?

the census outreach worker who I met with last week did encourage our non-citizen applicants to submit since the process may be changing if they cannot get enough people.

Curriculum link: bit.ly/Census2020InstructionalMaterials

Thanks, Emily Watts. Do you know if you can actually move through the application even if you don't have an SSN? I was imagining that if you couldn't list an SSN, then you wouldn't be able to progress through the application.

Yes, we will be sharing the slides with all attendees and also posting the webinar recording on the NELRC website.

While I am not a lawyer, it is my understanding that you do not need to be a citizen to have an SSN issued.

Assessment type: Oral, written, role play https://www2.casas.org/elc/index.cfm?fuseaction=COAAPSList.details&ELCAssessStatusID=18067

We will be posting the slide deck and the webinar recording at https://nelrc.org/stand-up-and-be-counted/census2020/ soon.

The presentation will also be available on the NCL website: https://national-coalition-literacy.org

Thank you for sharing!

This is GREAT stuff! We're starting our discussions now and the materials and websites you've mentioned will help us in Texas. Thanks!

Other resources available on the NCL website:https://national-coalition-literacy.org/research/the-2020-census/census-2020-resource-links/

Per the earlier question regarding practice Census 2020 surveys, you can see what the forms will look like at this link: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/decennial/2020/technical-documentation/questionnaires-and-instructions/questionnaires/2020-informational-questionnaire.pdf

Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative (CVIIC): https://cviic.org/

Can we get a copy of the tri-fold?

This is GREAT Stuff John. Thank you for being the voice of Adult Education and the opportunity for our students/Clients.

I would like a copy of the tri-fold also! What a great resource.

Wonderful content. We would love to have the trifold.

Here is where you can find your Complete Count Committee: https://www.census.gov/library/visualizations/interactive/2020-complete-count-committees.html

This is amazing!

How do you determine that it’s a 30 hour course if instructors are building the lessons from multiple sources that may devote varied amounts of time to each topic?

https://national-coalition-literacy.org/research/the-2020-census/ncl-census-webinars/

Outstanding content — thank you to all!

NCL’s page of Census resources: https://national-coalition-literacy.org/research/the-2020-census/census-2020-resource-links/

I will give links to NELRC to share

The Change Agent https://changeagent.nelrc.org/

Including documents, John's stuff, etc.

Here's the Call for Articles: https://changeagent.nelrc.org/write-for-us/

Change Agent Call for Articles https://changeagent.nelrc.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Call-for-articles-Issue-50.pdf

Thank you so much!

Thanks, all! Great webinar!

Excellent! thx

gracias