Ready to help spread the word? We’ve created flyers, one pagers, posters, and social media graphics for you to use in advance of the 2020 Census. Local leaders are critical to reach traditionally undercounted populations through building awareness and encouraging people to be counted.
We encourage your organization to start using these resources now. Hang a poster in your lobby, include information in your next e-newsletter, and share educational Census information at community events. Materials will be updated on this page on an ongoing basis. Click here for Alaska Native Languages and World Languages resources.
Final Report
Resources to Get Started
Census Timeline and Checklist for Organizations
A quick checklist and timeline to start educating your organization and community about the census.
Alaska Counts Brand Identity Guidelines
The Alaska Counts brand guidelines document outlines usage requirements for all materials.
Census Champion Toolkit
This toolkit offers concrete tools to build awareness and encourage your network to be counted.
Nonprofit Census Action Toolkit
This toolkit is designed to nonprofits the basic tools they can use to build awareness and encourage the people you serve to be counted.
Alaska Counts Logo Package
Zip package (8.5MB) contains all color and black and white versions of logo. Refer to brand guidelines for usage.
Posters, Postcards, Presentations & PSAs
Census 2020: Every Alaskan Counts
Powerpoint presentation outlining why the census matters for Alaska.
Fact Sheets to Print and Share Online
Social Media Toolkit
Social media is a great way to reach fellow Alaskans and share helpful information about the 2020 Census. Suggested social media content includes posts for Facebook and Instagram that you can use to share information about:
- The importance of completing the 2020 Census and the impact it has on our communities.
- The U.S. Census Bureau’s commitment and legal responsibility to keep individual responses private and secure.
Graphics for Social Media
Please download these social media graphics and use them to spread the word with your audience on social media! Please see our Social Media Guidefor sample post content to accompany the graphics below.
Testimonials from Alaskans (1×1 Shareable Pictures)
Please download these social media graphics and use them to spread the word with your audience on social media! Please see our Social Media Guide for sample post content to accompany the graphics below.
- Amber Williams-Baldwin, Advisory Health Board Member, Ketchikan Indian Community – Ketchikan
- Trixie Bennett, Tribal Council Member, Ketchican Indian Community – Ketchikan
- Jacqueline Bergstrom, Executive Director of Health Services, Tanana Chiefs Conference – Fairbanks
- Verné Boerner, President and CEO, Alaska Native Health Board – Kiana
- Shauna Booton, Teacher – Anchorage
- Robert Clark, Alaska Native Health Board Member – Dillingham
- Colleen Dushkin, Administrator, Association of Alaska Housing Authorities – Anchorage
- Marcie Fields, Patient Advocate – Saxman
- Martin Golovin, Tribal Leader – Golovin
- Mark Hoover, Alaska Native Health Board Member – Cordova
- Chris Kolerok, Vice Chair, Alaska Coalition on Housing and Homelessness – Anchorage
- Senator Dan Sullivan (1)
- Senator Dan Sullivan (2)
- Senator Dan Sullivan (3)
- Brian Wilson, Executive Director, Alaska Coalition on Housing and Homelessness – Anchorage
Testimonials from Alaskans (1200×628 Social Media Banner Images)
- Amber Williams-Baldwin, Advisory Health Board Member, Ketchikan Indian Community – Ketchikan
- Trixie Bennett, Tribal Council Member, Ketchican Indian Community – Ketchikan
- Robert Clark, Alaska Native Health Board Member – Dillingham
- Chris Kolerok, Vice Chair, Alaska Coalition on Housing and Homelessness – Anchorage
Videos
Recruitment Messages from Mt. Edgecumbe Students.
Other Resources
“Making Indian Country Count: Native Americans and the 2020 Census”
Statement of Carol Gore to U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
