Youth Count Exploring How KIDS COUNT Grantees Address Youth Issues This report shares how 12 KIDS COUNT grantees are advancing youth policy and advocacy through shared strategies, challenges and lessons across the U.S. Read More
Food for Thought: Building a High-Quality School Choice Market This report looks at the benefits of school choice in low-income, urban neighborhoods having low educational achievement. Read More
Understanding the Maze: If Your Child Has Contact With the Law A Parent's Resource Guide This brochure guides parents on how best to navigate the New York City criminal and juvenile justice system to help a justice-involved child. Read More
Measuring Poverty at the State Level: Low-Income Working Families Paper 17 This report looks at the results of implementing a poverty measure for Minnesota using the American Community Survey (ACS). Read More
Investing in the Adult Workforce, Workforce Narrative Project An Opportunity to Improve Children's Life Chances This paper compares job training and education programs designed to help low-income parents boost earnings and improve outcomes for their children. Read More
Help is on the Way: A Powerful Approach to Technical Assistance Communities Get the Results They Want From Peer Matches This is a comprehensive guide on using peer-to-peer technical assistance in community change efforts. Read More
Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative 2012 Annual Results Report This report highlights 20 years of JDAI reforms using data from 112 sites — showing big progress in reducing youth detention and inspiring further action. Read More
Unlocking the Gate What We Know About Improving Developmental Education This report explores challenges in developmental education and shares reform strategies with promise for boosting college success and driving real change. Read More
Bringing up Baltimore One City’s Approach to Strengthening its Most Vulnerable Families Baltimore is improving home visiting by coordinating evidence-based strategies to help fragile families and young residents thrive. Learn more. Read More
Advice to a New Child Services Leader This paper shares insights from retired judge James Payne to guide new leaders in public child-serving systems. Read More
