Presentations and webinars
CIC/SDC Webinar – Overview of IPUMS and Linking Historical Data
The State Data Center and Census Information Center networks co-hosted this webinar on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 to give an overview of the data available on IPUMS and give some examples of how members of our networks are using it. A recording of the webinar can be found below or at this YouTube link on the Texas Demographic Center’s page.
Speakers:
David Van Riper, Director of Spatial Analysis at the Minnesota Population Center, presented first with an overview of the the types of data available on IPUMS, with specific details about the time series and crosswalks of Census data that are available as part of IPUMS NHGIS.
Matthew Ruther, Director of the Urban Studies Institute at the University of Louisville and Lead of the Kentucky State Data Center, gave a presentation about using full-count Census data and IPUMS’s Multigenerational Longitudinal Panel (MLP) to study urban change.
Jeff Howison, Senior Research Analyst in the Minnesota State Demographic Center and Lead of the Minnesota State Data Center, used IPUMS data to study demographic trends in Minnesota homeownership. We were unable to feature his work in this webinar due to time constraints, but we will highlight his work in a future webinar.
If you have a topic that you’d like to share or see covered in one of these webinars, reach out to Monica Cruz (monica.cruz@utsa.edu) or Doug White (douglas.white@lsus.edu). We’d love to hear from you!
CIC/SDC Webinar – Post Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) Data Products
The State Data Center and Census Information Center networks co-hosted this webinar on November 21, 2024 to share give an overview of what the Census Bureau’s Post Secondary Employment Outcomes (PSEO) data includes and some examples of how to use it.
A recording of the webinar can be found by clicking the screenshot above or at this YouTube link on the Texas Demographic Center’s page. The slides from the two speakers are available below.
Speakers:
Andrew Foote, Lead Economist at the Census Bureau’s Longitudinal Employer Dynamics (LEHD) Research, presented first with an overview of what the PSEO dataset is, its geographic coverage, how to access the PSEO data, and how the Census Bureau creates the data. Here is the link to the PDF of Andrew’s slides.
Jason Pontius, Associate Chief Academic Officer at the Iowa Board of Regents, gave a presentation about how Iowa got involved in the PSEO, and how the Iowa BOR use the PSEO to better understand the outcomes of graduates from the state. The Iowa BOR has an interactive dashboard using PSEO data that Jason shared, and you can find a PDF of his slides here.
If you have a topic that you’d like to share or see covered in one of these webinars, reach out to Monica Cruz (monica.cruz@utsa.edu) or Doug White (douglas.white@lsus.edu). We’d love to hear from you!
Webinar – Developing Tools for Data Users
The State Data Center and Census Information Center networks co-hosted this very informative webinar on March 27, 2024 to share some of the great work being done by members of the two networks to make data more accessible for their communities.
You can view the full recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dC3_kZkEVIY&ab_channel=TexasDemographicCenter
And all of the slides are available for download below as a PowerPoint file or PDF:
2023 Webinar: Fostering Stakeholder & Community Engagement
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New from SDC & CIC Networks: 2023 Webinar: Fostering Stakeholder & Community Engagement
Stories of community and stakeholder engagement practices from the State Data Centers and Census Information Centers Networks. (November 2023) See the Webinar at the SDC Youtube Channel.
Find it here: https://youtu.be/vHEOVNpAfac?si=t2wEpf54DuoHoq9L
Alaska 2021 Population and Economic Data Conference
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New from Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development: 2021 Population and Economic Data Conference
Alaska’s annual population and economic data conference is online October 26 and 27. How has Alaska’s population changed since 2010? Who lives in Alaska, anyway? Can cities challenge their 2020 Census counts? Free and open to the public.
Find it here: https://live.laborstats.alaska.gov/cen/presentations.cfm