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National and State News Releases

The 2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book offers a nation­al look at the well-being of Amer­i­ca’s chil­dren and fam­i­lies by explor­ing how states are per­form­ing on key data indi­ca­tors. For advo­cates, jour­nal­ists and pol­i­cy­mak­ers, our col­lec­tion of nation­al and state media-focused resources offer impor­tant insights pro­vid­ed by the data and the exper­tise of the Foun­da­tion and its KIDS COUNT Network.

Nation­al Resources for the the 2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book

  • Nation­al News Release (view online)
  • Nation­al News Release in Spanish
  • Nation­al Fact Sheet
  • Nation­al Fact Sheet in Spanish

State News Releas­es for the 2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book

KIDS COUNT state orga­ni­za­tions have issued news releas­es on how their respec­tive states are far­ing on the KIDS COUNT Index.

  • Alaba­ma
  • Alas­ka
  • Ari­zona
  • Arkansas
  • Cal­i­for­nia
  • Col­orado
  • Con­necti­cut
  • Delaware
  • Dis­trict of Columbia
  • Flori­da
  • Geor­gia
  • Hawaii
  • Ida­ho
  • Illi­nois
  • Indi­ana
  • Iowa
  • Kansas
  • Ken­tucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maine
  • Mary­land
  • Mass­a­chu­setts
  • Michi­gan
  • Min­neso­ta
  • Mis­sis­sip­pi
  • Mis­souri
  • Mon­tana
  • Nebras­ka
  • Neva­da
  • New Hamp­shire
  • New Jer­sey
  • New Mex­i­co
  • New York 
  • North Car­oli­na
  • North Dako­ta
  • Ohio
  • Okla­homa
  • Ore­gon
  • Penn­syl­va­nia
  • Puer­to Rico
  • Rhode Island
  • South Car­oli­na
  • South Dako­ta
  • Ten­nessee
  • Texas
  • Utah
  • Ver­mont
  • Vir­ginia
  • Wash­ing­ton
  • West Vir­ginia
  • Wis­con­sin
  • Wyoming

Writing About the Data Book? We're Here to Help

In addition to our grantees in each state, the Casey Foundation's team is ready to help journalists and writers learn more about the KIDS COUNT Data Book.

Daria Hall
718.404.5045
[email protected]

Donte Donald
404.791.1253
[email protected]

Beau Boughamer
410.458.5018
[email protected]

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