Community advocates acknowledge that the 2020 census was not as prominent in peoples lives until now
By The ONME Newswire
As grass-root organizations are using the online medium to communicate and reach people about the importance of filling out the 2020 Census, community advocates in Tulare County are following suit to appeal to the masses, especially to Black residents who may have a lack of information of the funding aspect provided by the federal government.
The African-American Museum Historical & Cultural Museum of the San Joaquin Valley (AAHCMSJV), founded by the late Tulare, CA native, Sgt. Jack Kelley, featured its first online 2020 Census town hall Thursday night, April 23 to address all areas of Black Health and the census regarding Tulare County, sponsored by the Tulare Complete Count Committee.
