OMB has announced they will hold three town halls to solicit feedback from the public on the proposed federal race and ethnicity standards. The U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Federal Interagency Technical Working Group on Race Read More …
A federal register notice has been published seeking input on the initial proposals for new federal race and ethnicity standards. A federal register notice seeking public input on proposed revisions to the federal race and ethnicity standards has been published. Read More …
COPAFS congratulates Dr. Mary Wakefield on being named to lead CDC’s structure modernization work. Click Congratulations to Dr. Mary Wakefield or the image below to read and/or download the entire statement.
AAPOR President, Patricia Moy, recognizes COPAFS in her Presidential Address at the 77th AAPOR Annual Conference. In her Presidential Address entitled, “Voice: A Privilege and an Obligation,” AAPOR President, Patricia Moy, recognized COPAFS and other organizations as a partner in Read More …
COPAFS appreciates the LaborH Subcommittee’s support for NCHS during the FY23 appropriations process. Click LaborH Appreciation for NCHS Support or the image below to read the entire letter.
COPAFS supports the Census Project’s FY23 funding recommendation of $1.505B for the U.S. Census Bureau. Click Census FY23 Funding Recommendation or the image below to read the entire appropriations letter.
COPAFS supports the passage of the LGBTQI+ Data Inclusion Act (H.R. 4176). Click STEM Equity & Inclusion or the image below to read and/or download the entire letter.
COPAFS supports the Administration’s request of $141M for BEA in FY23. Click BEA FY23 Funding Recommendation or on the image below to read and/or download the entire letter.
Dr. Karin Orvis has been named as the next Chief Statistician of the US. The Office of Management and Budget is naming Dr. Karin Orvis as its chief statistician and branch chief for statistical and science policy at OMB’s Office Read More …
A Dear Colleague Letter was circulated in the House which supported FY23 funding of NCHS at $210M. Click NCHS House Dear Colleague Letter FY23 or the image below to read and/or download the entire letter.
