Deadline: Call for Papers - Census Bureau Race, Ethnicity and Inequality Workshop

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Deadline: Call for Papers - Census Bureau Race, Ethnicity and Inequality Workshop

Monday, August 14, 2023

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The U.S. Census Bureau has recently launched an initiative to advance research on race, ethnicity and inequality by 1) enhancing data access for researchers from underserved racial and ethnic communities and increasing engagement with these researchers, 2) improving methods and data products related to racial and ethnic inequities and measurement, and 3) building a community of practice around this work.

As a component of this initiative, the Census Bureau is convening a virtual workshop on November 14-15, 2023. Please click here for call for papers details.

The submission deadline is August 14.

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