Become a Census Ambassador!

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Become a Census Ambassador! 

Are you a trusted messenger and wish to lead outreach in your community? Learn more & sign-up to volunteer!

The application for Alameda County's Census Ambassador Program is now live! The Census Ambassador Program is how organizations and individuals sign up to support outreach – by committing to do one of the following:

  • Host an event where people can complete the Census! Ideas include: Census Block Party, Census Sabbath potluck, Family Census Night, Census Forum, or another type of gathering that would be engaging for your network!
  • Adopt-A-Block – ensure all of your neighbors are counted and are trained to answer their questions!
  • Host a Questionnaire Assistance Center – Ideal for nonprofits, schools, clinics, or other sites with regular foot traffic and the ability to host a space for a tablet or computer for Census taking. Sites can use their own technology or request devices from the County. Staffing of sites is not required but welcomed, or sites can request volunteers to provide users with assistance.     
  • Volunteer to support people at QAC’s or to table at events (Numerous opportunities between February – July 2020)
  • All Census Ambassadors are provided training and materials for their outreach!

To learn more, check out this Census Ambassador Program flyer.

Ready to sign-up? Apply online hereBe ready to describe how, when and where you plan to support Census 2020 outreach efforts. Limited funding available to support individuals/organizations with financial need - apply by October 28 to be considered for a mini grant.


In partnership,

Alameda County Census Team 

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Key Dates

 

September - October -Subcommittee Meetings (see acgov.org/census2020 for dates & RSVP)

October 28 - Deadline to apply for mini grants for Census Ambassador Program projects/events

November 18 - Complete Count Committee Meeting & Outreach Grant Awardee Onboarding

Early December - Census Ambassador Program Onboarding Conference Call

 

Subcommittee Materials

Affordable Housing

CBOs

Children 0-5

Elected Officials

Health

Immigrant

LGBTQ

Libraries

People with Disabilities

Senior Citizens

Unhoused Community

Workforce Development