( Online FAQs and email assistance,
American FactFinder search engine,
data extraction, County
& City Data Book, Census briefs / Statistical Abstract of the United
States, population estimates
and projections,
job announcements, and much more)
* U.S. Census Bureau Census 2010 homepage
*
U.S. Census Bureau Census 2000 homepage
and
American FactFinder search engine
*
Warren Glimpse's Census 2000 Data Access and Use homepage,
CensusScope by SSDAN
* U.S. decennial census PDF printed
reports for 1790-2000 censuses
IPUMS USA
U.S. Immigration:
* U.S. Census Foreign-Born Population page
* Department of Homeland Security Immigration Statistics
* Migration Information Source
* Pew Hispanic Center research topics: Immigration
Basic Tables
Dynamic Report Generator (Quick way to get USA 1990 Census summary
reports for an area)
(Similar to the U.S. Census in terms of
offerings, information on various aspects of the Canadian population is
available at this site)
(Instituto Nacional de Estadística Geografía e Informática (INEGI). Mexican census info and tables. Pages are
in Spanish; non-speakers may consider using a free translation service such as
Babelfish or Systran )
USA
Demography homepage (An impressive collection of U.S. data sources. .)
Includes labor force
statistics from the Current
Population Survey
("Besides housing, federal finance, and census SF3 data, it has a neat facility for ranking areas and for mapping." )
Zipskinny.com
(Census data and graphs by zip code. Also allows comparison of ZIPs on demographics, etc. )
Nielsen/
homepage (with PRIZM ZIP Code Look-Up) PRIZM cluster
descriptions (archived from 2002)
"Research Connections aims to fulfill its mission by making child care and early education research accessible to researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. Comprehensive in scope, the collection available here includes research reports and summaries, datasets and statistics, and data collection instruments. Research Connections also offers guidance about research methods and research quality, and provides information on public policies. We invite contributions of research, data, and other resources."
Lastly, some
dataset homepages:
Return to the "Internet
Resources for Demographers" front page 
National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG)