The California Complete Count 2010 Census Report and Recommendations was a comprehensive and collaborative effort to analyze the 2010 Census and provide recommendations for a complete and accurate count in the state's next Census. This years-long endeavor involved a multitude of stakeholders, engagement events, stakeholder interviews, and data analysis. 
I was a part of the facilitation team that brought together diverse stakeholders from government agencies, community organizations, advocacy groups, and volunteers. Because of the size and scope of the final report, I pitched the project to a local design firm and produced the report in collaboration with their creative director. As the primary designer of this report, I worked closely with the project manager and managed the production schedule. I created the design concept, data visualization, illustrations, and layout with limited oversight from the creative director. I was also responsible for final print production, press checks, and the final delivery of the report.
Tools: Adobe InDesign • Adobe Illustrator • Adobe Photoshop
3 sample pages from the California Complete Count Final Report
Sample spread from the California Complete Count Final Report, this spread is on "Why the Census is So Important for California"
Sample spread from the California Complete Count Final Report, this spread is on "Challenges that California faces when counting its population".
Sample spread from the California Complete Count Final Report, this spread is on "The strategic outreach approach for California's diverse population"."
Sample spread from the California Complete Count Final Report, this spread is a infographic with report highlights and a list of acknowledgements.
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