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Stay Connected With Us on Social Media We're bringing you some of the most popular, timely, and notable posts from across the Census Bureau's social media channels. Check out what you may have missed.  Mark your calendar! The deadline to submit responses for the 2022 Economic Census is March 15th. Data provided helps fuel the most comprehensive economic statistics available, representing all U.S. industries and geographies. If your business received an invitation to participate, learn why your response is so important. More Information New statistics are now available from phase 3.7 of the experimental Household Pulse Survey. Read our Twitter thread for data highlights. Household Pulse Survey Enhancements to data.census.gov are possible thanks to user feedback like yours. Help us continue to improve our data platform. Send us your thoughts on how we can make data.census.gov work better for you at census.data@census.gov. Census Bureau Data America Counts: Remote Work During the Pandemic Shifted Daytime Population of Cities The daytime population of traditional U.S. job centers plummeted in 2020 after the COVID-19 pandemic hit and lockdowns and social distancing pushed more people to work from home. Read More America Counts: Where in the United States Are the High-Tech Jobs? Where in the United States are the high-tech jobs? Our new experimental data product provides the first-ever view of the dynamics and geographic distribution of employment and businesses in the high-tech sector. Learn About BDS-HT Follow Us on Instagram! Don't miss a thing! Join more than 480,000 subscribers who get Census Bureau updates on social media. Help Us Spread the Word About Census Bureau data! Share this newsletter on social media or forward it to a friend. Share This America Counts: Mapping Impacts of Federal Broadband Investments on Local Communities In partnership with the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, the new ACCESS BROADBAND Dashboard is now available. Learn how this new data tool helps assess how changes in broadband availability and adoption could impact local economies. America Counts Have you received an email or text message about participating in one of our surveys? Learn how you can verify if it came from us. Verifying a Survey One of the ways we celebrated Black History Month in February was by highlighting a few notable Census Bureau alumni: ✔️ John Henry Smythe, Census Clerk, Lawyer, Civil Rights Activist ✔️ Gertrude Rush, Census Enumerator, Legal Pioneer ✔️ William Jennifer, Census Supervisor, Statistician, Teacher Learn about their contributions to our nation. Learn More Sending GovLove to our data users, survey participants, and partners! Thank you for helping to advance our mission. Did you know we have economic data on all kinds of service industries, including museums, historical sites, and similar institutions? Explore data from our 2021 Service Annual Survey. Survey Data Teachers: Looking for ways to incorporate statistics into your lesson plans? Our Statistics in Schools program provides free data, tools, and activities that make it easy for K-12 educators to incorporate stats into English, geography, history, math, and sociology lessons. We're celebrating Public Schools Week, February 27 - March 3. Explore our resources for teachers. Stats in Schools About the Census Bureau We serve as the nation's leading provider of quality data about its people and economy. The Census Bureau is the federal government's largest statistical agency. As the world's premier statistical agency, we are dedicated to making our nation a better place. Policy-makers, businesses, and the public use our data to make informed decisions.

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