The U.S. Census Bureau has announced a series of upcoming webinars and a two-day virtual conference scheduled for May and June 2026, offering insights into various aspects of census data, geography, and economic trends.
May's events include webinars on finding census data, analyzing accessibility of essential services for tribal nations, and understanding how cross-survey modeling enhances Census Bureau measures. The month also features the U.S. Census Bureau GeoForum on May 19-20, a virtual conference dedicated to geospatial innovation, mapping, and modern data products.
Further webinars in May will explore America's workforce using Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics (LEHD) data and demonstrate the mapping features available on data.census.gov. June's schedule highlights new Business Formation Statistics for Puerto Rico, comprehensive community insights using the American Community Survey (ACS), and practical sessions on creating ACS maps with R.
Additional June webinars will delve into workforce recovery analysis post-pandemic and provide detailed understanding of housing and education data from the American Community Survey.