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  • Data request intake and triage kit

    The intake form, triage rubric and estimate worksheet the analytics team uses to turn a vague request into a scoped piece of work — or into a decision not to do it.

    • data requests
    • intake and triage
    • workload planning
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Analysts Audience: Program staff Access: Members only2 more
  • OpenRefine

    A free desktop tool for cleaning messy spreadsheets — clustering near-duplicate values, splitting columns and reconciling names — that records every step so the clean-up can be replayed on next month's file.

    • data cleaning
    • spreadsheets
    • reproducibility
    Audience: Analysts Audience: IT & data teams Access: Freely available1 more
  • Translated outreach slide templates

    Editable slide and handout templates for community sessions, professionally translated into five languages, with the layout already adjusted for longer text and right-to-left scripts.

    • outreach
    • translation
    • accessibility
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Communications Audience: Program staff Access: Members only1 more
  • IPUMS USA harmonised census microdata

    Harmonised individual-level census and American Community Survey microdata going back to 1850, with an extract builder that lets you pick only the variables and years you need.

    • demographics
    • census
    • microdata
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Analysts Audience: External partners Access: Free account required
  • Data Carpentry: R for Social Scientists

    A two-day, hands-on lesson that takes someone from no R at all to loading a survey dataset, cleaning it with dplyr and producing publishable charts with ggplot2.

    • R
    • training
    • data analysis
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Analysts Audience: Program staff Access: Freely available
  • Federal Plain Language Guidelines

    The reference manual behind most plain-language style rules: how to structure a document for the reader, choose words, cut hedging, and write instructions people can follow.

    • plain language
    • public communication
    • writing
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Communications Audience: Program staff Access: Freely available1 more

    Last confirmed Aug 2025

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  • Translated outreach slide templates

    Editable slide and handout templates for community sessions, professionally translated into five languages, with the layout already adjusted for longer text and right-to-left scripts.

    • outreach
    • translation
    • accessibility
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Communications Audience: Program staff Access: Members only1 more
  • Data request intake and triage kit

    The intake form, triage rubric and estimate worksheet the analytics team uses to turn a vague request into a scoped piece of work — or into a decision not to do it.

    • data requests
    • intake and triage
    • workload planning
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Analysts Audience: Program staff Access: Members only2 more
  • IPUMS USA harmonised census microdata

    Harmonised individual-level census and American Community Survey microdata going back to 1850, with an extract builder that lets you pick only the variables and years you need.

    • demographics
    • census
    • microdata
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Analysts Audience: External partners Access: Free account required
  • Data Carpentry: R for Social Scientists

    A two-day, hands-on lesson that takes someone from no R at all to loading a survey dataset, cleaning it with dplyr and producing publishable charts with ggplot2.

    • R
    • training
    • data analysis
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Analysts Audience: Program staff Access: Freely available
  • Federal Plain Language Guidelines

    The reference manual behind most plain-language style rules: how to structure a document for the reader, choose words, cut hedging, and write instructions people can follow.

    • plain language
    • public communication
    • writing
    • 1 more topics
    Audience: Communications Audience: Program staff Access: Freely available1 more

    Last confirmed Aug 2025

  • OpenRefine

    A free desktop tool for cleaning messy spreadsheets — clustering near-duplicate values, splitting columns and reconciling names — that records every step so the clean-up can be replayed on next month's file.

    • data cleaning
    • spreadsheets
    • reproducibility
    Audience: Analysts Audience: IT & data teams Access: Freely available1 more

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