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Data Center Spotlight

NEW COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT DATA 2/23/2012

New data on children living in areas of concentrated poverty is now available for all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico as well as the 50 largest US cities.
NEW CHILD WELFARE DATA AVAILABLE 2/14/2012

Child Welfare Data from the 2010 Adoption and Foster Care Reporting System are now available for the nation and states. Sample updates include:

§ Children in foster care by placement type
§ Children exiting foster care by exit reason
§ Children in foster care waiting for adoption by amount of time waiting
§ Children who have been adopted by pre-adoptive relationship with adoptive parents
NEW ECONOMIC WELLBEING DATA AVAILABLE 2/7/2012

New economic well-being data from the 2010 American Community Survey are now available for the nation, states, and cities. Sample updates:

§ Children living in households that were food insecure at some point during the year
§ Children living in low-income households were no adults work
§ Children age 6-12 with all available parents in the labor force
§ Children in low-income households where housing costs exceed 30 percent of income
§ Children living in crowded housing
§ Children in low-income households that are owned
NEW DATA FOR CHILDREN IN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES 1/5/2012

New data for children in immigrant families from the 2010 American Community Survey are now available for the nation, states cities and congressional districts. Sample updates:

§ Children living below poverty by children in immigrant families
§ Children living in low-income working families by children in immigrant families
§ Children living without secure parental employment by children in immigrant families
§ Children with all available parents in the labor force by children in immigrant families
§ Median family income by children in immigrant families

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Data Book/Reports

Updated 2/23/2012

A KIDS COUNT Data Snapshot on Children Living in America’s High-Poverty Communities highlights newly compiled data, now available on the KIDS COUNT Data Center. Nearly 8 million children under age 18 live in areas of concentrated poverty, a 25 percent increase from 2000. >>

The Annie E. Casey Foundation's annual 2011 KIDS COUNT Data Book is now available! Access the report, overall rank, national and state profiles and much more >>

The KIDS COUNT Network thanks its 2012 National Outreach Partners for helping to advance its reports, data books, issues, and data. >>

A KIDS COUNT Working Paper released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation in November 2011 explores the nation’s changing child population based on data from the 2010 census. >>

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Now You Know | Title (Notes)

Data Center Spotlight

NEW COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT DATA 2/23/2012

NEW CHILD WELFARE DATA AVAILABLE 2/14/2012

NEW ECONOMIC WELLBEING DATA AVAILABLE 2/7/2012

NEW DATA FOR CHILDREN IN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES 1/5/2012

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Updated on 5/22/2012

Data Book/Reports

Updated 2/23/2012

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