Resources from U.S. Census
Our Families Count is proud to share these resources from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Coming soon:U.S. Census Bureau toolkit for LGBT Communities
Contact a U.S. Census Bureau Partnership Specialist
U.S. Census Bureau Partnership Specialists are working with LGBT communities across the country. Contact a local or national Partnership Specialist today for Census materials, assistance organizing events and the latest news about the 2010 Census.
CALIFORNIA
Northern California Central Valley, Alameda, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties
Ray Mueller
(425) 908-3000
San Diego North County
Ricardo Sanchez
San Francisco and Northern California
David B. Lloyd
(425) 908-3000
Southern California, Central California and Hawaii
Matt Weinstein
(818) 717-6700
Southern California
Ed SanFilippo
COLORADO
Denver
(720) 475-3640
GEORGIA
Atlanta
(888) 586-9439
ILLINOIS
Chicago
(312) 454-2700
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston Region
Laura Waldon
Census on Campus Outreach
(617) 223-3610
MICHIGAN
Detroit Region
Richelle Taylor
(330) 327-2161
MISSOURI
Kansas City
(888) 340-7525
NEW YORK
New York Region
June E. Dowell-Burton, MSW
(212) 971-8810
New York Region
Becca Palmer
(212) 971-8810
New York Region
Ben Suazo
(212) 971-8810
New York Region
Maria de la Cruz
(646) 299-6179
New York Region
Vietnamese speaker
Douglas Le
(718) 216-3935
NORTH CAROLINA
Charlotte
(704) 936-5300
OREGON
Oregon Region
Andrew McIlrath
(503) 753-5100
PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia
Lisa Shaw
(215) 717-1020
Philadelphia
Lanette Swopes
(215) 717-1020
TEXAS
Dallas
Elizabeth Lopez Lyon
(214) 267-6900
Dallas
Paula Wright
(214) 649-6008
WASHINGTON
Seattle Region
Chase Butler
(425) 908-3000
Seattle Region
Siniva Bennett
Skagit, Whatcom, San Juan, & Island counties
Hilary Bingman
(425) 908-3000
NATIONAL
Timothy P. Olson
Assistant Division Chief,
Field Division, Washington, D.C.
(301) 763-7879
Che Ruddell-Tabisola
National LGBT Partnership
(301) 763-2032
Become a 2010 U.S. Census Partner!
To become an official regional/local level 2010 Census partner, call the Census Bureau’s, Regional Census Center that serves your area. Partners can get involved in various activities in support of the 2010 Census:
- Issue a public endorsement for the 2010 Census and send an endorsement to members, chapters or affiliates.
- Use 2010 Census drop-in articles, messages and logos in newsletters, mailings, and other in-house communications (such as e-mail, internal or external Web site, etc).
- Organize and/or serve as a member on a Complete Count Committee.
- Provide a translator and/or translate 2010 Census materials.
- Display and/or distribute 2010 Census promotional materials.
How many same-sex couples live in your state?
More than 250,000 children in the United States are being raised by lesbian and gay parents, according to the 2000 Census.
Gary Gates
Williams Distinguished Scholar
The Williams Institute, UCLA School of Law
Press Room
- March 4, 2010
WehoRaw: Counting LGBT in 2010 Census - March 3, 2010
Bay Windows: Why the 2010 Census matters to LGBT Americans - March 3, 2010
La Alianza Latina por la Igualdad: Censo de EE.UU Oficialmente Contará por Primera Vez a Parejas del Mismo Sexo Casadas o No Casadas - March 2, 2010
Echo Magazine: [Our Families Count at Creating Change] - March 2, 2010
Echelon Magazine: Why The 2010 Census Matters To LGBT Americans - View all































