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A Call to Action: Safeguarding New York's Children of Incarcerated Parents

May 2, 2011

This report highlights how support systems can help children with incarcerated parents heal, build resilience and thrive despite the trauma.

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Melting Pot Cities and Suburbs

May 1, 2011

The 2010 Census shows shifting U.S. demographics. This report busts myths and explores how cities and suburbs are becoming true melting pots.

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When Work Supports Don’t Support Work

May 1, 2011

This brief exposes Mississippi’s weak work supports and offers policy ideas to boost coverage and economic stability for low-income families.

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Bridges to Manhood

May 1, 2011

Cook County’s model helps young dads on probation succeed, strengthen families and ease officers’ workloads through focused fatherhood programs.

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KIDS COUNT Data Snapshot on Foster Care Placement

May 1, 2011

New data show more foster kids are placed with families over institutions, with placement varying by age and state. Learn more.

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Linking Home-Based Child Care and State-Funded Preschool

May 1, 2011

This report describes an evaluation of the Community Connections preschool program model, which uses classroom-based and home provider-based elements.

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Foster Care to 21: Doing it Right

April 19, 2011

Extending foster care to 21 can give youth more time, support and space to grow into thriving adults through developmentally appropriate programs.

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A Reference Manual for Child Tax Benefits

April 2, 2011

This report explains tax benefits by family type, child policy structure, allowed credits and potential upcoming changes to the tax code.

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Racial Gaps in Early Childhood

April 1, 2011

This report looks at black and white boys and how racial disparities emerge in early childhood, especially for kids in poverty.

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