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American Community Survey: Evaluating Accuracy

September 10, 2006

This report compares the American Community Survey and the 2000 Census to improve the accuracy of community-level population data.

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Teen Motherhood at Record Low in United States

September 3, 2006

This KIDS COUNT Snapshot shares stats on teen pregnancy — highlighting differences by race, location and the overall decline in teen motherhood.

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A Snapshot of Children on the San Diego-Mexico Border

July 31, 2006

This KIDS COUNT Snapshot explores life in San Diego’s border areas, highlighting challenges like poverty, language barriers and high teen birth rates.

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A Snapshot of Children Living on Mexico’s Northern Border

July 31, 2006

This KIDS COUNT Snapshot explores child well-being in Mexico’s border region, with data to guide decisions that support kids in these unique communities.

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Challenges and Opportunities in Children’s Mental Health

July 29, 2006

This report shares youth and family views on what’s not working in children’s behavioral health and offers insights from 16 field stakeholders.

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Family to Family: Our Work Flyer

July 22, 2006

This document provides an overview of Casey's Family to Family initiative. It lists the principles, outcomes, goals and strategies of the initiative.

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A Long Road Ahead

July 1, 2006

This report examines the performance of the Arkansas child welfare system across a variety of key indicators, from January 2005 to March 2006.

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Casey Connects: Summer 2006

June 21, 2006

This Casey Connects issue highlights 2006 KIDS COUNT findings on improving family, friend and neighbor care through data and promising programs.

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Cultural Competence in Workforce Development

June 17, 2006

This report highlights six workforce sites in Casey’s Jobs Initiative and offers tools to address cultural issues, building on a 2001 jobs and race report.

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