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  1. The Widening Chasms: Disconnects Persist Across Faith, Data, and Work

    Churches struggle with mission, US Census data privacy faces criticism, and job seekers and employers have different expectations.

    #ChurchMission, #DataPrivacy, #JobMarket, #BarnaGroup, #USCensus

    newsletter.tf/churches-mission

  2. Faith groups are seeing less engagement with core missions, while data privacy methods are being questioned. The job market also shows a big gap between what workers want and what companies offer.

    #ChurchMission, #DataPrivacy, #JobMarket, #BarnaGroup, #USCensus
    newsletter.tf/churches-mission

  3. Added the all-important hex logo to my censuschat #RStats 📦😀 [censuschat lets you ask natural language questions about US Census data, it returns answers and the tidycensus R code that generated its response] #Census #USCensus
    github.com/smach/censuschat
    [logo via Nano Banana Pro]

  4. Added the all-important hex logo to my censuschat #RStats 📦😀 [censuschat lets you ask natural language questions about US Census data, it returns answers and the tidycensus R code that generated its response] #Census #USCensus
    github.com/smach/censuschat
    [logo via Nano Banana Pro]

  5. Added the all-important hex logo to my censuschat #RStats 📦😀 [censuschat lets you ask natural language questions about US Census data, it returns answers and the tidycensus R code that generated its response] #Census #USCensus
    github.com/smach/censuschat
    [logo via Nano Banana Pro]

  6. Added the all-important hex logo to my censuschat #RStats 📦😀 [censuschat lets you ask natural language questions about US Census data, it returns answers and the tidycensus R code that generated its response] #Census #USCensus
    github.com/smach/censuschat
    [logo via Nano Banana Pro]

  7. Added the all-important hex logo to my censuschat #RStats 📦😀 [censuschat lets you ask natural language questions about US Census data, it returns answers and the tidycensus R code that generated its response] #Census #USCensus
    github.com/smach/censuschat
    [logo via Nano Banana Pro]

  8. Trump orders “new” census: What the Constitution allows – Axios

    President Trump takes questions from reporters in August 2025. Photo: Win McNamee / Getty Images

    Aug 7, 2025 – Politics & Policy

    Trump says he’s ordering a new census. Here’s what the Constitution says

    By Herb Scribner

    President Trump on Thursday called for “a new and highly accurate” census that excludes undocumented immigrants, an unusual move that could set up another legal challenge of the U.S. Constitution.

    The big picture: Though it doesn’t exactly spell out a methodology, the Constitution has a pretty clear vision for when the census should happen and how it should calculate population totals.

    Driving the news: Trump said his new census would be “based on modern day facts and figures and, importantly, using the results and information gained from the Presidential Election of 2024.”

    • “People who are in our Country illegally WILL NOT BE COUNTED IN THE CENSUS,” he wrote in a TruthSocial post.
    • It’s unclear if Trump is trying to tweak the current plan for the 2030 census or start a new one altogether.
    • The White House and the U.S. Census Bureau did not immediately respond to Axios’ requests for comment.

    Reality check: The Constitution laid out the Founding Fathers’ vision for the census and how populations were meant to be counted.

    What the Constitution text says about the census

    The Constitution’s Article 1, Section 2 stipulated how the population would be counted, though it also featured the “three-fifths compromise.”

    • The Constitution says the census should happen “within every subsequent Term of ten Years, in such Manner as they shall by Law direct.”

    Read more: Trump orders “new” census: What the Constitution allows – Axios

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump orders “new” census: What the Constitution allows

    #2025 #America #Axios #CountingCensus #DonaldTrump #Every10Years #History #Libraries #LibraryOfCongress #Politics #Resistance #Science #Trump #TrumpAdministration #USCensus #USConstitution #UnitedStates

  9. Trump orders “new” census: What the Constitution allows – Axios

    President Trump takes questions from reporters in August 2025. Photo: Win McNamee / Getty Images

    Aug 7, 2025 – Politics & Policy

    Trump says he’s ordering a new census. Here’s what the Constitution says

    By Herb Scribner

    President Trump on Thursday called for “a new and highly accurate” census that excludes undocumented immigrants, an unusual move that could set up another legal challenge of the U.S. Constitution.

    The big picture: Though it doesn’t exactly spell out a methodology, the Constitution has a pretty clear vision for when the census should happen and how it should calculate population totals.

    Driving the news: Trump said his new census would be “based on modern day facts and figures and, importantly, using the results and information gained from the Presidential Election of 2024.”

    • “People who are in our Country illegally WILL NOT BE COUNTED IN THE CENSUS,” he wrote in a TruthSocial post.
    • It’s unclear if Trump is trying to tweak the current plan for the 2030 census or start a new one altogether.
    • The White House and the U.S. Census Bureau did not immediately respond to Axios’ requests for comment.

    Reality check: The Constitution laid out the Founding Fathers’ vision for the census and how populations were meant to be counted.

    What the Constitution text says about the census

    The Constitution’s Article 1, Section 2 stipulated how the population would be counted, though it also featured the “three-fifths compromise.”

    • The Constitution says the census should happen “within every subsequent Term of ten Years, in such Manner as they shall by Law direct.”

    Read more: Trump orders “new” census: What the Constitution allows – Axios

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: Trump orders “new” census: What the Constitution allows

    #2025 #America #Axios #CountingCensus #DonaldTrump #Every10Years #History #Libraries #LibraryOfCongress #Politics #Resistance #Science #Trump #TrumpAdministration #USCensus #USConstitution #UnitedStates

  10. What ID can you use to get data for a specific topic in the US Census 1-year American Community Survey? I made an experimental Custom GPT where you ask a natural language question and get a response. Free ChatGPT account needed.
    chatgpt.com/g/g-67c7c1012ea081
    #USCensus #Census #GenAI #DDJ

  11. What ID can you use to get data for a specific topic in the US Census 1-year American Community Survey? I made an experimental Custom GPT where you ask a natural language question and get a response. Free ChatGPT account needed.
    chatgpt.com/g/g-67c7c1012ea081
    #USCensus #Census #GenAI #DDJ

  12. What ID can you use to get data for a specific topic in the US Census 1-year American Community Survey? I made an experimental Custom GPT where you ask a natural language question and get a response. Free ChatGPT account needed.
    chatgpt.com/g/g-67c7c1012ea081
    #USCensus #Census #GenAI #DDJ

  13. What ID can you use to get data for a specific topic in the US Census 1-year American Community Survey? I made an experimental Custom GPT where you ask a natural language question and get a response. Free ChatGPT account needed.
    chatgpt.com/g/g-67c7c1012ea081
    #USCensus #Census #GenAI #DDJ

  14. What ID can you use to get data for a specific topic in the US Census 1-year American Community Survey? I made an experimental Custom GPT where you ask a natural language question and get a response. Free ChatGPT account needed.
    chatgpt.com/g/g-67c7c1012ea081
    #USCensus #Census #GenAI #DDJ

  15. #virginia is divided in 4 parts
    8.8m people july24
    2.4m NOT eligible to #vote 27.7%
    2.3m #harriswalz 26.5%
    2.1m trumpVance 23.5%
    0.1m other 1.1%
    1.9m eligible did not vote 21.2%

    Sources #UScensus, #UFelectionLab, #FEC

  16. #virginia is divided in 4 parts
    8.8m people july24
    2.4m NOT eligible to #vote 27.7%
    2.3m #harriswalz 26.5%
    2.1m trumpVance 23.5%
    0.1m other 1.1%
    1.9m eligible did not vote 21.2%

    Sources #UScensus, #UFelectionLab, #FEC

  17. #virginia is divided in 4 parts
    8.8m people july24
    2.4m NOT eligible to #vote 27.7%
    2.3m #harriswalz 26.5%
    2.1m trumpVance 23.5%
    0.1m other 1.1%
    1.9m eligible did not vote 21.2%

    Sources #UScensus, #UFelectionLab, #FEC

  18. #virginia is divided in 4 parts
    8.8m people july24
    2.4m NOT eligible to #vote 27.7%
    2.3m #harriswalz 26.5%
    2.1m trumpVance 23.5%
    0.1m other 1.1%
    1.9m eligible did not vote 21.2%

    Sources #UScensus, #UFelectionLab, #FEC

  19. #virginia is divided in 4 parts
    8.8m people july24
    2.4m NOT eligible to #vote 27.7%
    2.3m #harriswalz 26.5%
    2.1m trumpVance 23.5%
    0.1m other 1.1%
    1.9m eligible did not vote 21.2%

    Sources #UScensus, #UFelectionLab, #FEC

  20. "Working with Decennial Census Data in R" - video from last week's workshop with Kyle Walker now up on YouTube
    youtube.com/watch?v=8NKj8yF2gf
    Final workshop in the 3-part series is *tomorrow*, Wednesday Feb 26 noon to 3 pm: Mapping and Spatial Analysis with US Census Data in R. Info: ssdan.net/events/the-2025-ssda
    #RStats #RSpatial #GIS #USCensus

  21. "Working with Decennial Census Data in R" - video from last week's workshop with Kyle Walker now up on YouTube
    youtube.com/watch?v=8NKj8yF2gf
    Final workshop in the 3-part series is *tomorrow*, Wednesday Feb 26 noon to 3 pm: Mapping and Spatial Analysis with US Census Data in R. Info: ssdan.net/events/the-2025-ssda
    #RStats #RSpatial #GIS #USCensus

  22. "Working with Decennial Census Data in R" - video from last week's workshop with Kyle Walker now up on YouTube
    youtube.com/watch?v=8NKj8yF2gf
    Final workshop in the 3-part series is *tomorrow*, Wednesday Feb 26 noon to 3 pm: Mapping and Spatial Analysis with US Census Data in R. Info: ssdan.net/events/the-2025-ssda
    #RStats #RSpatial #GIS #USCensus

  23. "Working with Decennial Census Data in R" - video from last week's workshop with Kyle Walker now up on YouTube
    youtube.com/watch?v=8NKj8yF2gf
    Final workshop in the 3-part series is *tomorrow*, Wednesday Feb 26 noon to 3 pm: Mapping and Spatial Analysis with US Census Data in R. Info: ssdan.net/events/the-2025-ssda
    #RStats #RSpatial #GIS #USCensus

  24. "Working with Decennial Census Data in R" - video from last week's workshop with Kyle Walker now up on YouTube
    youtube.com/watch?v=8NKj8yF2gf
    Final workshop in the 3-part series is *tomorrow*, Wednesday Feb 26 noon to 3 pm: Mapping and Spatial Analysis with US Census Data in R. Info: ssdan.net/events/the-2025-ssda
    #RStats #RSpatial #GIS #USCensus

  25. Trying to find Jack Dangermond's statement on the current public data crisis under the new administration. I want to learn whether ESRI will commit to hosting and sharing the removed data via Living Atlas and ArcGIS Online. Anyone heard anything? #NOAA, #FEMA, #EPA, #USCensus, #CDC, #EPA

  26. Trying to find Jack Dangermond's statement on the current public data crisis under the new administration. I want to learn whether ESRI will commit to hosting and sharing the removed data via Living Atlas and ArcGIS Online. Anyone heard anything? #NOAA, #FEMA, #EPA, #USCensus, #CDC, #EPA

  27. Trying to find Jack Dangermond's statement on the current public data crisis under the new administration. I want to learn whether ESRI will commit to hosting and sharing the removed data via Living Atlas and ArcGIS Online. Anyone heard anything? #NOAA, #FEMA, #EPA, #USCensus, #CDC, #EPA

  28. Trying to find Jack Dangermond's statement on the current public data crisis under the new administration. I want to learn whether ESRI will commit to hosting and sharing the removed data via Living Atlas and ArcGIS Online. Anyone heard anything? #NOAA, #FEMA, #EPA, #USCensus, #CDC, #EPA

  29. Trying to find Jack Dangermond's statement on the current public data crisis under the new administration. I want to learn whether ESRI will commit to hosting and sharing the removed data via Living Atlas and ArcGIS Online. Anyone heard anything? #NOAA, #FEMA, #EPA, #USCensus, #CDC, #EPA

  30. @401matthall @Remittancegirl

    That is a stunning piece of Census information, that 8 in 10 Americans live within 100 miles of where they grew up (6 in 10 within 10 miles)...

    and then: "Most Americans don't know anything about the world around them from their own experience. It's all fed to us via a screen. We are eminently programmable." 😐

    #Consequences
    #USCensus
    #programmable

  31. @401matthall @Remittancegirl

    That is a stunning piece of Census information, that 8 in 10 Americans live within 100 miles of where they grew up (6 in 10 within 10 miles)...

    and then: "Most Americans don't know anything about the world around them from their own experience. It's all fed to us via a screen. We are eminently programmable." 😐

    #Consequences
    #USCensus
    #programmable

  32. @401matthall @Remittancegirl

    That is a stunning piece of Census information, that 8 in 10 Americans live within 100 miles of where they grew up (6 in 10 within 10 miles)...

    and then: "Most Americans don't know anything about the world around them from their own experience. It's all fed to us via a screen. We are eminently programmable." 😐

    #Consequences
    #USCensus
    #programmable

  33. @401matthall @Remittancegirl

    That is a stunning piece of Census information, that 8 in 10 Americans live within 100 miles of where they grew up (6 in 10 within 10 miles)...

    and then: "Most Americans don't know anything about the world around them from their own experience. It's all fed to us via a screen. We are eminently programmable." 😐

    #Consequences
    #USCensus
    #programmable

  34. @401matthall @Remittancegirl

    That is a stunning piece of Census information, that 8 in 10 Americans live within 100 miles of where they grew up (6 in 10 within 10 miles)...

    and then: "Most Americans don't know anything about the world around them from their own experience. It's all fed to us via a screen. We are eminently programmable." 😐

    #Consequences
    #USCensus
    #programmable

  35. "Any attempt to fill the position with someone involved in partisan political activities will undermine public confidence not only in the bureau's work but the nation's statistics generally," Lowenthal says.

    npr.org/2025/01/30/nx-s1-52583 #USCensus #Census2030 #Data #Statistics #PublicHealth #Race #Ethnicity #Disabilities #SexualOrientation #GenderIdentity

  36. "Any attempt to fill the position with someone involved in partisan political activities will undermine public confidence not only in the bureau's work but the nation's statistics generally," Lowenthal says.

    npr.org/2025/01/30/nx-s1-52583 #USCensus #Census2030 #Data #Statistics #PublicHealth #Race #Ethnicity #Disabilities #SexualOrientation #GenderIdentity

  37. "Any attempt to fill the position with someone involved in partisan political activities will undermine public confidence not only in the bureau's work but the nation's statistics generally," Lowenthal says.

    npr.org/2025/01/30/nx-s1-52583 #USCensus #Census2030 #Data #Statistics #PublicHealth #Race #Ethnicity #Disabilities #SexualOrientation #GenderIdentity

  38. "Any attempt to fill the position with someone involved in partisan political activities will undermine public confidence not only in the bureau's work but the nation's statistics generally," Lowenthal says.

    npr.org/2025/01/30/nx-s1-52583 #USCensus #Census2030 #Data #Statistics #PublicHealth #Race #Ethnicity #Disabilities #SexualOrientation #GenderIdentity

  39. 2/2 Also from Kyle Walker: "Copy-paste in this example to try it out, which fits in a post":

    library(tidycensus)
    library(mapview)

    get_acs(
    geography = "tract",
    variables = "B19013_001",
    state = "TX",
    county = "Tarrant",
    year = 2023,
    geometry = TRUE
    ) |>
    mapview(zcol = "estimate",
    layer.name = "Median HH income<br>2019-2023 ACS")

    tidycensus: walker-data.com/tidycensus/
    Kyle's book on analyzing Census data: walker-data.com/census-r/

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial #RStats

  40. 2/2 Also from Kyle Walker: "Copy-paste in this example to try it out, which fits in a post":

    library(tidycensus)
    library(mapview)

    get_acs(
    geography = "tract",
    variables = "B19013_001",
    state = "TX",
    county = "Tarrant",
    year = 2023,
    geometry = TRUE
    ) |>
    mapview(zcol = "estimate",
    layer.name = "Median HH income<br>2019-2023 ACS")

    tidycensus: walker-data.com/tidycensus/
    Kyle's book on analyzing Census data: walker-data.com/census-r/

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial #RStats

  41. 2/2 Also from Kyle Walker: "Copy-paste in this example to try it out, which fits in a post":

    library(tidycensus)
    library(mapview)

    get_acs(
    geography = "tract",
    variables = "B19013_001",
    state = "TX",
    county = "Tarrant",
    year = 2023,
    geometry = TRUE
    ) |>
    mapview(zcol = "estimate",
    layer.name = "Median HH income<br>2019-2023 ACS")

    tidycensus: walker-data.com/tidycensus/
    Kyle's book on analyzing Census data: walker-data.com/census-r/

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial #RStats

  42. 2/2 Also from Kyle Walker: "Copy-paste in this example to try it out, which fits in a post":

    library(tidycensus)
    library(mapview)

    get_acs(
    geography = "tract",
    variables = "B19013_001",
    state = "TX",
    county = "Tarrant",
    year = 2023,
    geometry = TRUE
    ) |>
    mapview(zcol = "estimate",
    layer.name = "Median HH income<br>2019-2023 ACS")

    tidycensus: walker-data.com/tidycensus/
    Kyle's book on analyzing Census data: walker-data.com/census-r/

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial #RStats

  43. 2/2 Also from Kyle Walker: "Copy-paste in this example to try it out, which fits in a post":

    library(tidycensus)
    library(mapview)

    get_acs(
    geography = "tract",
    variables = "B19013_001",
    state = "TX",
    county = "Tarrant",
    year = 2023,
    geometry = TRUE
    ) |>
    mapview(zcol = "estimate",
    layer.name = "Median HH income<br>2019-2023 ACS")

    tidycensus: walker-data.com/tidycensus/
    Kyle's book on analyzing Census data: walker-data.com/census-r/

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial #RStats

  44. From Kyle Walker: "It's release day for the 2019-2023 American Community Survey 5-year data!

    "The ACS is a phenomenal PUBLIC and FREE resource for granular demographic information about the US.

    "Use the new data *right now* with the
    #rstats tidycensus package. Just swap in `year = 2023` in your call to `get_acs()`!

    "With just a few lines of R code, you can map and explore thousands of variables at the neighborhood level anywhere in the US." 1/2

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial

  45. From Kyle Walker: "It's release day for the 2019-2023 American Community Survey 5-year data!

    "The ACS is a phenomenal PUBLIC and FREE resource for granular demographic information about the US.

    "Use the new data *right now* with the
    #rstats tidycensus package. Just swap in `year = 2023` in your call to `get_acs()`!

    "With just a few lines of R code, you can map and explore thousands of variables at the neighborhood level anywhere in the US." 1/2

    #USCensus #ACS #DDJ #RSpatial