Research Report Every Kid Counts in the District of Columbia
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16th Annual Fact Book 2009
Jennifer Comey, Kaitlin Franks, David Price, Michel Grosz, Lesley Freiman
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The 16th annual Fact Book is a comprehensive data source for indicators of child well-being in the District of Columbia. It tracks the progression of child well-being over time, as well as differences in child well-being across wards and races/ethnicities. It is organized to reflect the six citywide goals for children and youth in DC: children are ready for school; children and youth succeed in school; children and youth are healthy and practice healthy behaviors; children and youth engage in meaningful activities; children and youth live in healthy, stable, and supportive families; and all youth make a successful transition to adulthood.
Research and Evidence Justice and Safety Housing and Communities Work, Education, and Labor Family and Financial Well-Being Tax and Income Supports Race and Equity
Expertise Social Safety Net K-12 Education Families Victim Safety and Justice
Tags Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Racial and ethnic disparities Juvenile justice Racial barriers to accessing the safety net Racial and ethnic disparities in criminal justice Racial equity in education