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Census Business Builder
Young Hispanic Children
American Heart Association
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Issue: #488

August 14, 2017  

The Census Information Center of Eastern Oklahoma, a program of the Community Service Council, provides access to data generated from the U.S. Census Bureau. 

Census Business Builder Now Includes "My Own Data" Upload
The latest version of  Census Business Builder  - version 2.2 - now includes the ability for a user to upload their own data and to view it along with U.S. Census Bureau and other data.
The  Small Business Edition  and  Regional Analyst Edition  of Census Business Builder allow business owners and regional planners to easily navigate and use key demographic and economic data to help guide their research into their markets and their regional economy. The Small Business Edition is built primarily for small business owners who need key data for their business plan or to better understand their potential market. The Regional Analyst Edition is built for chambers of commerce and regional planning staff who need a broad portrait of the people and businesses in their service area.


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Centers Serving High Percentages of Young Hispanic Children Compare Favorably to Other Centers on Key Predictors of Quality

In this brief, the National Research Center on Hispanic Children & Families uses recent national data to better understand the predictors of quality of ECE centers that serve significant numbers of low-income Hispanic children from birth through age 5. Examples of predictors of quality include the use of a published curriculum, specific instructional practices, or ongoing support for professional development of ECE providers/teachers.

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The American Heart Association Makes the Healthy Choice Easier in the Workplace
Today's consumers recognize healthy eating as an important lifestyle behavior. In fact, 75 percent of consumers know it's important to lead a healthy, balanced lifestyle and over three-fourths recognize that consuming healthy, nutritious foods are important factors in maintaining that lifestyle. At the  American Heart Association (AHA)  we are making healthy changes a priority in our workplace, where many adults spend much of their day. AHA's path to 100% healthy has helped cultivate social norms and encourage employees' healthy habits, while exceeding financial expectations.

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Until Next Week,

Melanie Poulter
Census Information Center
       

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