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#ICYMI: The number of children living with two parents has dropped since 1968, while the percentage living with their mother only has doubled. Read more 👉 go.usa.gov/xHZUQ #AmericaCounts
Our #StatsInSchools program helps spark students’ curiosity in statistics. Don’t miss our 2021 Data Summit Series webinar on the program and its many free online resources. For more on the Thursday, April 22 #webinar: go.usa.gov/xHkqR
Want to stay up to date on our COVID-19 Interactive Data Hub and our Census Business Builder data tool for entrepreneurs? Join our #webinar next Wednesday, April 21 at 1:30PM ET. Details here: 👉 go.usa.gov/xHb3n #CensusEconData #CensusBusinessBuilder
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.@NC_Governor Roy Cooper proclaimed April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month to call attention to the impact of sexual violence on communities and individuals across our state. Read more here:bit.ly/2R9jzKB #SAAM
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It's National Public Health Week! A huge thank you to public health workers around the world for their hard work and dedication to keep us safe and informed during the COVID-19 global pandemic. We appreciate you all! #NPHW
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22 million employed in health care fight against COVID-19. Read more 👉: go.usa.gov/xHahS #AmericaCounts
Number of women-owned employer firms increased 0.6% from 2017 to 2018. Learn more 👉: go.usa.gov/xsSy5 #AmericaCounts
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Mom and pop businesses make our communities special. We offer free tools to help these families and other small businesses succeed. 👉 go.usa.gov/xsnrb #MomAndPopBusinessOwnersDay #StatsForStories
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Healthier Together, a new public-private partnership with the NC Counts Coalition, will help increase the number of individuals from historically marginalized populations that receive COVID-19 vaccinations and provide a foundation for a longer-term framework for health equity.
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.@nc_huboffice Director Tammie Hall to speak @GoTriangle Small and Minority Business Outreach event on Friday, March 26 at 10 am via MS Teams. Join the conversation! Register here: bit.ly/3cdsPFC
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Join @CouncilNC for #WomenHistoryMonth celebration! Featuring @DurhamCounty Commissioner Allam, @CityofDurhamNC Council for Women Asante-Smith, CFWYI Women's Advisory Board Black, @DurhamCounty Commissioner Howerton, @NCSecState Marshall, @DCWC2020 Slade. tinyurl.com/crvmyedc
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Unequally essential: women and the gender pay gap during COVID-19. Read 👉: go.usa.gov/xse3P #AmericaCounts
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Searching for #business and other data? Find the data tables you want with just a single key word on data.census.gov. #CensusData
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What county in the U.S. is home to the largest number of Irish Americans? Have your students find out with our 5-minute challenge ahead of this Wednesday’s #StPatricksDay. go.usa.gov/xsVdp #StatsInSchools #IrishAmericanHeritageMonth
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Housing Market #Webinar: Tune in Wednesday, March 17 to learn how @zillow uses #CensusEconData to understand COVID-19’s effects on local housing markets. Webinar details: go.usa.gov/xsvcN
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#WomensHistoryMonth #StatsInSchools activity: Have students examine women’s workforce participation from the 20th to the 21st century and explore its connection to the social movements of the 1960s: 👉 go.usa.gov/xsn4y #InternationalWomensDay
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Just 2 more days until @NC_Governor Roy Cooper & Dr. Robert Bullard, the Father of Environmental Justice, address the Andrea Harris Social, Economic, Environmental, and Health Equity Task Force. This meeting is open to the public! Register here: bit.ly/2PAAsNu
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Did you know? According to the United States Bureau of Labor, as of 2018, women account for 9.9 percent of all workers within the construction industry. Honoring and celebrating #womeninconstruction and #WomenInConstructionWeek
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Two U.S. history activities for #WomensHistoryMonth are just some of our #StatsInSchools highlights this month. Download our March activities here: go.usa.gov/xsNFu
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This March, we are spotlighting #CensusData on the contributions of women in America. Keep up with #herstory this #WomensHistoryMonth.
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