US #tagcoding

Tabs provide explanation for messages as well as content about Graham County (Arizona).
The #tagcoding handbook explains digital skills for transformative change in how we use social media.

Check the Data Commons Place Explorer for Economics, Health, Equity, Crime, Education, Demographics, Housing and Environment data about Graham.

04009 is Graham's geoId and is added to #US to create its #WWlgu #tagcoding hashtag: #US04009.

Find your Representative, Senators and Congressional District via govtrack.us.

#tagcoding hashtags are defined at your State's page.

Find the nearest public library 'online' via LibWeb - Library Servers via WWW:Public libraries in Arizona.

Find the state libraries of Arizona at US State Libraries.

Is your local public library already measuring its outcomes? For details, check Outcome measurement made easy (January 12, 2017), from Public Library Association (PLA).

Fighting a pandemic, we must do together, especially also at the local level, by social distancing to flatten the curve and contain the viral spread.

Local information and communication channels are essential, yet not trivial via social media.

That's why knowing and using your local #covid19lgu hashtag may save lifes.

Check the U.S. Department of Labor website or Twitter profile.

Read Employment by race and place: snapshots of America (Marta Ross, Natalle Holmes, Feb. 27, 2017, Brookings).

Share employment insights and opportunities using "Messages for Graham" via #US04009 or #sdg8US04009 (ref. #sdg08US - Promote sustained, inclusive & sustainable economic growth, full & productive employment & decent work for all).

Find any County's #USlgu #tagcoding hashtag via #USlgu hashtags for counties!

• Apache
• Cochise
• Coconino
• Flagstaff
• Gila
• Graham
• Greenlee
• La Paz
• Maricopa
• Mohave
• Navajo
• Pima
• Pinal
• Santa Cruz
• Tucson
• Yavapai
• Yuma