Presentations and webinars
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
2020 Population and Economic Data Conference
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2020 Population and Economic Data Conference
Alaska’s annual population and economic data conference is online this year. How has Alaska’s population changed since 2010? How does declining fertility trends affect population projections for the U.S. and Alaska? What challenges does the Census Bureau’s new disclosure avoidance system present to data users?
Find it here: https://live.laborstats.alaska.gov/cen/presentations.cfm
COVID-19 Economic Impacts in the Twin Cities
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COVID-19 Economic Impacts in the Twin Cities
Metropolitan Council Research designed a scenario analysis of how the Twin Cities region’s workforce and households are impacted by the current economic crisis. We sought to answer: What impacts will job losses have on households’ incomes? How much will federal responses mitigate the economic pain?
Find it here: https://metrocouncil.org/Data-and-Maps/Research-and-Data/Research-by-topic/COVID-19-Economic-Impacts.aspx#tab_CssTabs_2
Webinar: 2020 Census demonstration data: Privacy and accuracy issues, Dec. 4
When: Wed., December 4, 2:00 Eastern (11:00 Pacific). The webinar will be 90 minutes.
You can view the webinar recording here.
Presentation slidedecks are now available:
- Census implementing new disclosure avoidance methods with 2020 Census public data products (Beth Jarosz)
- Overview of Differential Privacy, effects on data accuracy, examples based on Census’s decennial demonstration data tables (David Van Riper)
- Proposed data products, what tables will be available (Jan Vink)
- How you can review the demonstration data tables now online (Beth and Jan)
- Suggested next steps, and opportunities for feedback (Todd Graham)
Presenters for this webinar are:
- Jan Vink, research specialist at Cornell Program on Applied Demographics
- Dave Van Riper, spatial analysis director at Univ of Minnesota Population Center
- Beth Jarsoz, demographer at Population Reference Bureau
- Todd Graham, principal demographer at Metropolitan Council of the Twin Cities.
Thanks to Jenn Shultz, Pennsylvania State Data Center for hosting this webinar meeting.
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