Join us as we work to ensure all children in Hawaiʻi are counted in the 2020 census. Only 68% of Hawaiʻi residents participated in the 2010 census. Young children are especially likely not to be counted. Because of this undercount of children, Hawaiʻi lost about $16 million in critical federal funding for healthcare, childcare, adoption assistance, and foster care.
Learn about counting all keiki in the 2020 census.
Online/Social Media Graphics
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Download the Count All Keiki logos.
Videos
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Print Resources
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Additional resources
- National campaign: #CountAllKids (social media materials in English and Spanish)
- Zero to Three: Babies Need an Accurate Census (links to more resources)
- US Census Bureau
- Shape the future for your family (flyer for multigenerational households)
- Who Counts on Your Census Form? (interactive quiz)
- The newborn baby? Of course she counts. (flyer)
- The 2020 Census and Confidentiality (flyer)