Texas Demographic Conference
Barbara Jordan State Office Building, 1601 Congress Ave.
Thank you for being a part of the 2026 Texas Demographic Conference.
For those unable to attend or looking to revisit the content, please use the buttons below to access most of the conference presentations, watch the livestream sessions on our YouTube channel, and find more details about the sessions and speakers in our digital agenda.
Huge thanks to our partners and sponsors for making this gathering possible: Texas Rural Funders and OneStar for their generous support.
We were honored to hear Dr. Jacqueline Angel from the LBJ School of Public Affairs addressing how population trends are shaping the demand for care and delivery systems in Texas.
We are grateful to all our speakers who shared how Texas’ population growth is posing challenges and opportunities in housing, the workforce, health and human services, infrastructure, and economic development.
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We eagerly anticipate your participation in next year's conference. Dates to be annoucned.
About our conference
The Texas Demographic Conference is an annual meeting providing updates of demographic and socioeconomic data available for Texas Demographers, Economists, Planners, Marketers, State and Local Governments, Diverse Businesses, Media, Consultants, and Data Center Affiliate Agencies. Join us if you are interested in keeping appraised of current demographic and socioeconomic data for the state of Texas.
Content
- Subject matter experts from the U.S. Census Bureau provide information concerning ongoing census activities, training in data access and use, a review of data released since our last meeting, and new data products to be available in the next year.
- The State Demographer provides an update on demographic changes in the state and discusses new data and analysis available from the Texas Demographic Center.
- Presentations by other state agencies, researchers, and professionals regarding how Texas’ changing demographics affect state services.
- Discussions and Networking - create contacts with other professionals in Texas that use census data for their planning and policy development.