Undercounting Hispanics in the 2020 Census will result in a loss in federal funding to many states for child and family assistance programs

Publication | Race Equity | Aug 14, 2019

Childhood adversity screenings are just one part of an effective policy response to childhood trauma

Publication | Child Maltreatment/Child Welfare | Jul 09, 2019

The 2018 Opportunity Index and 2019 Preview for Selected Indicators

Publication | Education | Jun 17, 2019

5 Reasons to Love the National Survey of Children’s Health

Child Trends 5 | Child Maltreatment/Child Welfare | Jan 22, 2019

A parent’s health is one of the strongest predictors of a child’s health

Blog | Health | Jan 09, 2019

The Health of Parents and Their Children: A Two-Generation Inquiry

Publication | Families and Parenting | Oct 04, 2018

In 33 states, Hispanic or black children are more than twice as likely to be in poverty than their white peers

Blog | Poverty and Inequality | Sep 18, 2018

The Status of Infants and Toddlers in Philadelphia

Publication | Early Childhood | Sep 12, 2018

5 important things to know about children and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

Child Trends 5 | Health | Jun 28, 2018

A Portfolio Evaluation of Implementation and Outcomes for United Way for Southeastern Michigan’s 2011 Social Innovation Fund Project

Publication | Early Childhood | Mar 05, 2018

The prevalence of adverse childhood experiences, nationally, by state, and by race or ethnicity

Publication | Child Maltreatment/Child Welfare | Feb 12, 2018

The decennial census is essential for federal programs that support children

Blog | Families and Parenting | Jan 31, 2018