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March 6-8, 2019
University of San Diego
Thursday, March 7 • 4:00pm - 5:10pm
Data, Demography, Democracy, Destiny

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Given our current national political climate, there are valid and heightened concerns about the administration, integrity, and accuracy of the 2020 Census. The Census results will have a major impact on targeted resource allocations, the reapportionment of the US Congress, and legislative district boundaries; all of which can lead to policy changes that disrupt the pubic support systems and programs that underserved  communities, families and indivduals need. What can we learn from history? What actions can be helpful now as we prepare for Census 2020? What can we do as institutions of higher education to work along side our respective communities to increase awareness, to stay current on the latest Census related news; and together take action to ensure a representative count.
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Sefa Aina

Director, Associate Dean and Director of the Draper Center for Community Partnerships, Pomona College
Sefa Aina is currently the Associate Dean and Director of the Asian American Resource Center at Pomona College.  He has served as an academic and student-organizational advisor, as well as an instructor for Asian American Studies programs at University of California, Los Angeles... Read More →
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Robert Franco

Director, Institutional Effectiveness, Kapi'olani Community College and University of Hawai'i
Dr. Robert Franco is a cultural anthropologist whose research focuses on contemporary Hawaiian, Samoan, and Pacific Islander sociocultural issues. As Director of the Office for Institutional Effectiveness (OFIE), he supervises institutional researchers who conduct quantitative studies... Read More →
avatar for Gabriela Gamiz

Gabriela Gamiz

Director, Community Engagement, Harvey Mudd College

Thursday March 7, 2019 4:00pm - 5:10pm
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