This training is designed for local planners, businesses, economic development organizations, and other data users who want to research local workforce and employment trends. During this training, you will learn how to use the OnTheMap tool, which is a web-based mapping and reporting application that shows where workers are employed and where they live. It also provides

Learn how the Census Bureau can estimate the population and how it is able to provide projections for the coming years. In this training, you will learn how we collect the data on these topics and how to access and download the results of your search.

Learn how to access data from the Census Bureau on race and ethnicity, using a variety of online tools available at data.census.gov, and other online data tools. During this training, you will also learn about how the Census Bureau collects and publishes data on these topics, as well as how to access and download tables

In this presentation, we will explore some of the basic concepts behind creating a good choropleth map: quantitative vs. qualitative, classing methods, number of classes, and how to use color more effectively to depict a better cartographic product.  We will dive into the Census Bureau's data platform, data.census.gov, and learn how to retrieve American Community Survey

Learn about how to access data from the Census Bureau on the foreign-born and ancestry groups using a variety of online tools available at data.census.gov, and other online data tools. During this training, you will also learn about how the Census Bureau collects and publishes data on these topics, as well how to access and download

Learn how to use the Census Bureau’s application programming interface (API) to quickly access data in a standardized way.  In just a few easy steps, you can edit a sample URL, save your results, and open it in Excel to get the data you need. This webinar will serve as an introduction to help get you started

This training is designed to give reporters an overview of the power of Census Bureau data for storytelling. Reporters will learn how to access and use demographic, socioeconomic, housing, and business data that can be used to identify trends, as well as generate and enhance news stories. They will also learn how to navigate data.census.gov and other

Honoring that heritage is the theme of the event. The public is invited to attend. The symposium is for educational purposes on what the tribe is doing today and how they have evolved.

This event is sponsored by The Kokomo Native Project, an alliance of organizations in Howard County, Indiana, including the City of Kokomo, the Kokomo Early History Learning Center, Inc., the Howard County Historical Society, and Indiana University Kokomo. The Project creates programs and activities in support of INAIAC to educate the community and to help Native people learn more about services and support available to them in northcentral Indiana.

TechPoint is thrilled to once again bring the Mira Awards to the Indiana tech community at the 23rd annual black-tie gala honoring the best of tech in Indiana, and presented by Salesforce. Every spring, the tech community comes together to celebrate the state’s many successes and to find out who will win top honors in