CensusScope is a product of the Social Science Data Analysis Network. All new CensusScope is in the works! Join our Newsletter to stay informed. Census 2010 Trends and Statistics. For States, Metro Areas, and Counties.

Awarded 2015 Jacob Mincer Award for Lifetime Contributions to the Field of Labor Economics. Is new director of Institute for Social Research. Wins Robert Merton Prize for paper in analytic sociology. PSC Brown Bags will be back fall 2015. Says gender plays key role in length of prison sentences in federal cases. Says tightening global labor market good for American workers. Says e-cigs may reverse two-decades of progress on smoking reduction.

The Allyn and Bacon Social Atlas of the United States. Immigration to the United States. Is an archive of census-based datasets and teaching modules designed to provide educators with resources to integrate data analysis exercises into their curricula. demographic trends through eye-catching maps, graphics, and exportable trend data.

Data in the News is part of TeachingWithData. org, a portal of teaching and learning resources. For infusing quantitative literacy into the social science curriculum in both K-12 and Post-Secondary settings. Here, we highlight current events and news articles and the data they reference. Shifting View on the Treatment of Black Population. Iranian Opinion on the Nuclear Deal. Youth, Internet, and Social Media.

Friday, July 17, 2009. Tuesday, May 29, 2007. A ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ, has some storying. Interesting features are the Bible Theme Search and a sample.

Examining the politics of American national identity in historical context. Monday, November 1, 2010. But all-in-all it was pretty fun. Has some cool pix of the crowd to check out. Thursday, October 28, 2010. This ad is the perfect closing argument for this election cycle, or perhaps the last year and a half of American politics.