The Annie E. Casey Foundation
Annie E-News February 2009
Helping Families Succeed: Federal Policy Opportunities
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In a special policy issue of our Casey Connects newsletter, the Casey Foundation offers recommendations for policymakers, practitioners, advocates, and others committed to supporting children and families, particularly during these challenging economic times.

The newsletter offers a framework for improving federal policy in areas where we have the deepest experience and the best evidence of successful strategies, as well as profiles of people whose lives have been positively impacted by promising policy and practice reforms.

Included are recommendations for:

Print copies of the Casey Connects newsletter are available free-of-charge by emailing your name, address, phone, and quantity requested to publications@aecf.org.

New Data on Immigrant Children and Families

Children in immigrant families now represent 22 percent of all U.S. children and youth under 18 and 26 percent of all children living in poverty. Learn more about immigrant children and families in the KIDS COUNT Data Center, which offers the latest national, state, and city-level data on more than 100 measures of child well-being, including:

Visit the Data Center to create your own map, chart, or graph — or add an interactive map to your own website:

Children in immigrant families, 2007
Visit the KIDS COUNT Data Center to make your own map.

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