New child welfare data resource gives public officials and advocates critical information about the children and families they serve
New analysis ranks states by how well they support children during their first three years of life
New data: Virginia has opportunities to make significant improvements to its supports for infants and toddlers
New data: DC is working to support young children but can do more to improve infant and toddler health
In 2016, relatively few child welfare agencies focused prevention spending on substance abuse and mental health services
50-state analyses of school health policy and trauma-specific guidance give lawmakers tools to address trauma in schools
Low-income Hispanic parents often face multiple stressful working conditions