Census Bureau's Proposed Changes Threaten To Undercount People With Disabilities

The Census Bureau has proposed a major change that advocates say will reduce the number of people who are counted as having a disability by 40%, potentially affecting funding for programs and services.

Related Keywords

West Virginia ,United States ,Iowa ,Mississippi ,Kentucky ,New Mexico ,Nevada ,Louisiana ,Alabama ,American ,Americans ,Eric Buehlman ,Kate Gallagher Robbins ,Marissa Ditkowsky ,Catherine Nielsen ,Nevada Governor Council On Developmental Disabilities ,Councils On Developmental Disabilities ,Children Health Insurance Program ,Human Services ,Census Bureau ,National Partnership For Women Families ,American Community ,Income Energy Assistance Program ,National Disability Rights Network ,Consortium For Constituents ,Us Department Of Health ,Employment Opportunity Commission ,Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program ,American Community Survey ,Nevada Governor ,Developmental Disabilities ,National Partnership ,World Health Organization ,International Classification ,Disability Rights Iowa ,Low Income Energy Assistance Program ,State Councils ,Health Insurance Program ,Its Supplemental Poverty Measure ,Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ,