Cornell Program on Applied Demographics

PAD brings skills in demographics, economics, statistics and data analysis together to provide a variety of organizations with data, information, and advice.

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

Today the Census Bureau released the Vintage 2024 County Population Estimates! Trends were mixed across NYS, with different patterns in the past two years (2022-2024) versus the COVID19 years (2020-2022). Our annual report of highlights can be found here: https://t.co/GQ3TxBEJPJ

[U.S. Census Bureau @uscensusbureau]

🆕 The 2020 Modified Age and Race Census file is now available.

These files provide data from the #2020Census in race categories that align with those used in vital records and administrative data.

https://t.co/lNqybHQk69

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

A great example of what can be done with Census data! Congratulations to the NY OGS and Office of Language Access Team on the release of their Language Diversity dashboard. We are proud to have been involved in such an impactful project.

[NYS Office of General Services @NYS_OGS]

More from @NorwoodNews on our latest data dashboard featuring Language Diversity in New York State. This dashboard will better inform and empower data-driven decisions around language access for people with limited English proficiency.
https://t.co/zpfDC7BNvY

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

This morning, we released our first TiDbit (Topics in Demography) brief of 2025, titled "New York State's Young Adults"! We explore topics such as the spread of adults aged 18-29 across the state, school enrollment, and top occupations. Read more here: https://t.co/E1VvCc3cuQ

[Census State Data Centers @censusSDC]

This month’s most viewed census & demography post from a #CensusSDC member, via NY’s @PADCornell : International immigration from 2022 to 2024 boosted state population. https://t.co/JMoWKyfuX6 

Any state can earn #TweetoftheMonth – just have the most RTs and Likes!

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

The newly released population estimates from the US Census Bureau show that New York State added population in the last two years, after a sizeable dip during the pandemic. We prepared a memo of highlights from this release, available here: https://t.co/igu45AJBMf

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

This new article from the Cornell Chronicle discusses our newly released population projections out to the year 2050 for New York State-"If the demographic trends in the state do not change, its population will continue to decline". Read the article here: https://t.co/fMT2Pb8jcB

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

Last week the Census Bureau released the 2020 Privacy Protected Microdata File (PPMF). To help data users understand and work with the PPMF, PAD created a series of resources, including a tutorial and an explainer on file usage. Find these and more here: https://t.co/eTRE20gBFo

[The Census Project @censusproject]

Evaluating bias and noise induced by the U.S. Census Bureau’s privacy protection methods https://t.co/qO396LKcy1

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

PAD & @PopulationCU have released the newest TiDbit installment on Domestic Migration: https://t.co/nGUN0mb3DB. More people moved out of NYS than into it each year for the past decade. However, recent losses due to domestic migration were driven by more people moving out of NYC.

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

Today @uscensusbureau released the 2023 County Population Estimates! Our highlights for New York State are out, here: https://t.co/sobB59TswH. The number of counties in NYS with more people moving in than moving out (positive net migration) over doubled from the 2022 period.

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

We put the NY county detailed race data from DDHC-A in a single Excel file with some enhancements, for example to harmonize age groups where possible and by adding some DHC data. We hope this format is helpful. Download through: https://t.co/YBoViPeTzA

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

We look forward to learning more about data usability, privacy and the evaluation its effects at the @NISTcyber Collaborative Research Cycle workshop next Monday, December 18th. Learn more about this event here: https://t.co/V4bVUY84L6

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

We will have an information table at Cornell GIS Day. Feel free to stop by to learn more about NY population and geography. https://t.co/ovExFbl2y8

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

This morning we released the third installment in our brief series Topics in Demography (TiDbit) with @PopulationCU. In this issue we describe housing affordability across New York State and examine affordability by housing tenure.
Find it here: https://t.co/SQe1HawSi7

[Cornell Program on Applied Demographics @PADCornell]

This morning we released a New York State Geographic Primer, authored by our student researcher Russell Kwong, which outlines the codes and terms you need to know in order to work with Census geographies. Check out the primer and learn more here:
https://t.co/k7Kgczi2hx

[U.S. Census Bureau @uscensusbureau]

📊 Use our new #DataViz to explore the size and rankings of detailed #race and #ethnicity groups for the nation, your state, and your county using newly released #2020Census data: https://t.co/hKUq6n42n7

#DataVisualization #map

[U.S. Census Bureau @uscensusbureau]

July 26 marks the 235th anniversary of #NewYork’s statehood! 🎂

The population of the #EmpireState grew 4.2% to 20,201,249 from 2010 to 2020.

Explore the latest #CensusData on New York: https://t.co/cKiVTevaGf

#AmericaCounts #OTD

[Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy @CornellBPP]

Leslie Reynolds @LR_Demog, of the Program on Applied Demographics at the Cornell Population Center @PopulationCU, spoke with @whcuradio's All Things Equal about population trends in NYS and how demographic research has shaped state policy.

📻Listen here:
https://t.co/8gXjvspsi9

[Cornell University @Cornell]

Twenty undergraduates visited Cornell June 4-18 for NextGenPop, an intensive summer training program aimed at increasing diversity in the field of population science.
https://t.co/kJY6SUm90w