The following reports specific to American Indians and Alaska Natives are available from the Census Bureau's Statistical Research Division.

Bonvilain, N. and Brownrigg, L. (1991). Social Context of the 1990 Decennial Census at the Akwesasne Mohawk Reservation

Bonvillain, N. and Brownrigg, L. (1989). Residence Patterns at the St. Regis Reservation

Bonvillain, N. and Brownrigg, L. (1989). The Census Process at St. Regis Reservation

Craver, A. (2000). Complex Inupiaq Eskimo Households and Relationships in Two Alaska Rural Communities. Complex Households and Relationships in the Decennial Census and in Ethnographic Studies Final Ethnographic Report. Available from the Center for Survey Methods Research, Statistical Research Division, U.S. Census Bureau.

Fleisher, M. and Brownrigg, L. (1990). An Ethnographic Evaluation of Street-to-System cycling of black, Hispanic, and American Indian Males

Jojola, T. and Brownrigg, L. (1992). Ethnographic Research Project: Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico

Lerch, P. and Brownrigg, L. (1992). Coverage Differences in the Census of a Rural Minority Population in North Carolina: the Little Branch Area of the Waccamaw Sioux Tribe

Lobo, S. and Brownrigg, L. (1990). Oakland’s American Indian Community: History, Social Organization, and Factors That Contribute to Census Undercount

Lobo, S. (1992). American Indians in the San Francisco Bay Area and the 1990 Census

Lobo, S. (2001). American Indian Urban Mobility in the San Francisco Bay Area. Final Report to the U.S. Census Bureau for the Comparative Ethnographic Research on Mobile Populations Project.

Lujan, C. (1990). As Simple as One, Two, Three: Census Underenumeration Among the American Indians and Alaska Natives

Moore, John H., Brownrigg, Leslie A. (1992). Determine Extent of Census Undercounting Among Certain Rural Creek Indians of Oklahoma: Coverage Evaluation Report for the US Census Bureau

Tongue, N. (2000). Navajo Complex Households: Final Report to the U.S. Census Bureau. Complex Households and Relationships in the Decennial Census and in Ethnographic Studies Final Ethnographic Report. Available from the Center for Survey Methods Research, Statistical Research Division, U.S. Census Bureau.