The 2030 Census.
For ten years, census counts shape political representation and the distribution of public funding. CVIIC is building regional capacity so that every community in the Central Valley is counted in 2030, building on our research, legal advocacy and multilingual outreach for the 2020 Census.
Follow the regional campaign at CentralValleyCensus.org
CVIIC’s new campaign website for 2030 Census preparations across the eight San Joaquin Valley counties, with news and a regional events calendar where partner organizations can submit events.
Counting everyone starts years before Census Day.
A regional network for 2030
Bringing together nonprofits, public agencies, schools, libraries and media across the eight counties to plan outreach early, using the regional coordination model behind CVIIC’s 2020 work.
CentralValleyCensus.org
Launched in October 2026 as the home of the regional campaign. Partners can add their census events to a shared calendar, reviewed by CVIIC staff.
2030 Census at our regional conferences
Preparations for the 2030 Census were one of three featured topics at the August 2026 Regional Conference on Immigrant Integration.
[Upcoming activities]
[Trainings, partner convenings, research or outreach planned for 2027 to 2030.]
New resources added here as they are released.
Toolkits, fact sheets, presentations and research for the 2030 Census will be published on this page in the coming months, in the same easy-to-scan list as the 2020 archive below.
Until then, the latest campaign news and events are on CentralValleyCensus.org.
Go to CentralValleyCensus.org →What we learned in 2020, ready to reuse.
CVIIC’s 2020 Census work included field research for community-based address canvassing studies in Fresno County and Stockton, research on Latino immigrant participation in the San Joaquin Valley, amicus briefs opposing the citizenship question, including a U.S. Supreme Court brief filed with CVIIC as lead amicus, multilingual outreach materials and regional coordination through the Central Valley Census Collaboration. From 2018 to 2021, Executive Director Jesus Martinez served on the California Complete Count Committee. Every document is listed below.
Plan your 2030 Census outreach with us.
Nonprofits, public agencies, schools, libraries and media in the eight counties can join the regional effort.