Ong on High Stakes of Census Undercount
Inaccurate data could imperil funding for health care and other services that support immigrants, low-income people and people of color, he says.
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Parts of L.A. Hit Hardest by COVID-19 Also Among Those Where Census Response Lags 2010 UCLA analysis shows ‘extreme undercount’ shaping up in low-income and minority neighborhoods
/2 Comments/in Development and Housing, Diversity, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, Health Care, Latinos, Politics, Public Policy, Public Policy News, Research Projects, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, Social Welfare News, Urban Planning ong/by Les DunseithAnalysis by Center for Neighborhood Knowledge shows ‘extreme undercount’ shaping up in low-income and minority neighborhoods
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