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THE CHILD INDICATOR

The Child Indicator is a periodic newsletter about the major developments within the child and youth social indicators field.

Listed below are issues starting from the most current to the fall of 1999 edition - the inaugural issue in the series.

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The Child Indicator
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PDF File  The Child Indicator Newsletter - Spring 2009

  • New reports on families' struggles and state and federal responses
  • State and community-level indicators
  • Issues for data users
  • Racial/ethnic disparities in low birthweight
  • Measures of qualitative well-being
  • Targets in reducing child poverty
  • Recently released reports
PDF File  The Child Indicator Newsletter - Fall 2008
  • U.S. Variations in Child Health System Perforamce: A State Scorecard
  • ISCI Call for Papers
  • Statement of Purpose
  • New Reports Provice an Education Profile for American Indian and Alaska Native Students
  • Just Released Reports
  • USA Counties Online Update
  • Youth Risk Behavior Survey
  • New Online Source of Indicators from NCES
PDF File  The Child Indicator Newsletter - Spring 2008
  • OECD's "Measuring the Progress of Societies" Global Project
  • An International Look at Reading: Where the United States Stands
  • New Data and Tools Available for the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs
  • KIDS COUNT Data Center Features Data for the States and the 50 Largest U.S. Cities
  • UNICEF Tool Provides Easy Access to International Child Data
  • European Union Offers Comprehensive Online Data Tool
  • South Africa: Children's Institute Tracks Indicators of Child Well-Being and More
  • Recently Released Reports
PDF File  The Child Indicator Newsletter - Fall 2007
  • Chapin Hall report highlights the value of local data for programs and services.
  • Mapping indicators with the Reproductive Atlas of Health.
  • Updated Vital Stats, Right Start, and American Community Survey websites.
  • Child Well-Being Index national and international reports.
  • An introduction to the National Infrastructure for Community Statistics website.
  • Recently released reports.
PDF File  The Child Indicator Newsletter - Summer 2007
  • LINKS: A database of programs intended to improve outcomes for children and youth
  • National Survey of Children Health state-level research featured in Pediatrics
  • A Window into the Community: Evaluating Quality of Life in Charlotte Neighborhoods
  • An overview of the EU Index of Child Well-Being
  • Two new data tools for juvenile statistics and data on diversity in metropolitan areas
  • A call for proposals from the International Society of Quality-of-Life Studies
  • Recently released reports
PDF File  The Child Indicator Newsletter - Winter 2007
  • Brookings Institution Report on Child Poverty in U.S. Cities
  • NCHS Survey Measures Catalog of Child and Adolescent Mental Health
  • New online data tools allow easy access to educational indicators
  • Easy Access to Infant and Maternal Health Information from Peristats
  • Report on Characteristics of Immigrant Families and their Implications for Social Policies
  • Families' and Children's Experiences with Art and Culture
  • New York State Effective and Promising Practices Webpage
  • Recently released reports

 
 

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