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National and State News Releases

The 2021 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 2021 KIDS COUNT Data Book

  • Nation­al News Release (also in Span­ish)
  • Nation­al Data Pro­file (also in Span­ish)
  • Nation­al Fact Sheet (also in Span­ish)

State News Releases

KIDS COUNT 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 (release not available)
  • Hawaii
  • Ida­ho (release not available)
  • Illi­nois
  • Indi­ana
  • Iowa
  • Kansas
  • Ken­tucky
  • Louisiana
  • Maine
  • Mary­land
  • Mass­a­chu­setts
  • Michi­gan (release not available)
  • Min­neso­ta
  • Mis­sis­sip­pi
  • Mis­souri (release not available)
  • Mon­tana
  • Nebras­ka
  • Neva­da
  • New Hamp­shire
  • New Jer­sey
  • New Mex­i­co
  • New York
  • North Car­oli­na
  • North Dako­ta
  • Ohio
  • Okla­homa
  • Ore­gon
  • Penn­syl­va­nia
  • Puer­to Rico (release not available)
  • Rhode Island
  • South Car­oli­na
  • South Dako­ta
  • Ten­nessee
  • Texas
  • Unit­ed States Vir­gin Islands
  • Utah
  • Ver­mont (release not available)
  • Vir­ginia
  • Wash­ing­ton
  • West Vir­ginia
  • Wis­con­sin
  • Wyoming

Media Contacts

Donte Donald
404.791.1253
[email protected]

Kamali Burke
407.810.3502
[email protected]

Beau Boughamer
410.458.5018
[email protected]

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