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ELEVATING ECONOMIC JUSTICE: THE NEXT CHAPTER IN OUR KIDS COUNT® DATA SERIES
Building on our recent data briefs on early learning and child care, we're excited to share the next phase of our KIDS COUNT® data project: three new briefs on economic justice.
INTRODUCING OUR NEW KIDS COUNT® DATA PROJECT: ELEVATING THE NEEDS OF WASHINGTON’S CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
We’re excited to share our first set of state issue briefs focusing on early learning and child care. These briefs explore child care provider rates, the number of young children (ages 3-4) not in school, and other critical factors that affect families with young children.
WASHINGTON FALLS IN NATIONAL RANKINGS FOR OVERALL CHILD WELL-BEING
The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 2025 KIDS COUNT® Data Book show’s that Washington leaders must do more to provide the support and resources children need to thrive in school and life.
WASHINGTON IS IN THE BOTTOM HALF OF STATES FOR EDUCATION AND ECONOMIC WELL-BEING ACCORDING TO KIDS COUNT® DATA
Earlier this month, the Annie E. Casey Foundation published its 2024 KIDS COUNT® National Data Book, which ranks states in overall well-being and across four categories.