The 2020 Census Officially Ended
on October 15, 2020.
on October 15, 2020.
Thank you for joining our movement!
Endorsers of the My Black Counts Campaign
U.S. Census counts are used to determine how public funding and political representation will be allocated for California over the next decade. Our Black communities have historically been undercounted–and as a result–underfunded and underrepresented politically. We asked Black elected and community leaders across the state to step up and join us in this campaign to ensure a full and complete count of Black lives and communities on the Census. Thank you to the following leaders who say loud and proud, “My Black Counts in the 2020 Census!”
Our Elected Leaders
Faith Leaders
Saint Rest Baptist Church, Fresno
Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), SF Bay Area
Our Partners
Our partners are critical to our work and we’d like to thank the following organizations for supporting the Black Hub:
Our mighty coalition of over 30 Black-led and Black-serving grassroots organizations representing California!
STATEWIDE PARTNERS
BAY AREA PARTNERS
SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PARTNERS
INLAND EMPIRE REGIONAL PARTNERS:
SAN BERNARDINO & RIVERSIDE COUNTIES
LOS ANGELES REGIONAL PARTNERS
- The Community Action League
- A New Way of Life
- Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC)
- Black Women for Wellness
- Community Coalition (CoCo)
- Kingdom Life Church
- Los Angeles Black Worker Center
- Los Angeles Community Action Network (LA CAN)
- Social Justice Learning Institute
- Special Needs Network
- Strategic Concepts in Organizing and Policy Education (SCOPE)
Special Thanks to Our Academic and Research Partners
All of our outreach and communications efforts have been led and bolstered by comprehensive data provided by our academic and research partners.