The CHLA Office of Community Affairs & Government Relations and the Pediatric Advocacy Collaborative are hosting an Advocacy Spotlight Series symposium on Monday 2/24 from 2-3 PM regarding the upcoming US Census and its impact on our patient and families.

An accurate Census count is important for determining public benefits funding and representation in government, and children under five years of age are the group most often missed – this has an impact for 10 years!

We will have a representative from the US Census Bureau speak about the importance of this upcoming Census, and we will also discuss the impact of the Census on our patients and families and how you can get involved.

The event will be live streamed and recorded, and is accessible at this link:

https://mediasite.chla.usc.edu/Mediasite/Play/836731a91db04c0aac2bfd8eca96ca561d

Please see below for more information, and we hope you are able to watch the webinar!

The Offices of Community Affairs & Government Relations and the Pediatric Advocacy Collaborative invite you to attend:

An Advocacy Spotlight Series Event:
The US 2020 Census

Featuring Andrew Soto
Partnership Specialist, US Census Bureau

This symposium aims to:

– Discuss the importance of the US Census
– Review logistics regarding Census completion
– Discuss how the Census impacts our patients at CHLA, and current advocacy efforts for our patients and families