Research and Data

Children and Youth

• 2005/2006 National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs
• 2008 Kids Count Data Book: State Profiles of Child Well-Being
• After-School Programs & Academics: Implications for Policy, Practice, & Research
• America’s Children: Key Indicators of National Well-Being
• Arrests for School Age (10-20) Youth for Index Crimes Against Persons in Travis County, Texas – 1997 Through 2006
• Buenos Principios: Latino Children in the Earliest Years of Life" - April 2007
• Central Texas Health Data Collaborative
• Central Texas Sustainability Indicators Project - Education and Children - 2006
• Child & Adolescent Public Mental Health Services in Texas: 2008
• The Child and Youth Well-Being Index
• The Child Tax Credit Gap: A Snapshot of Families Left Out - May 2008
• Community Education Progress Reports
• Early Learning Matters – CAN Community Council
• The Economic Impact of Formal Childcare in Travis County
• The Economics of Early Childhood Policy - 2008
• Family Security: Supporting Parents' Employment and Childrens' Development - July 2008
• NEW  Focus on Children with Incarcerated Parents – October 2007
• Geography Matters - Child Well-Being in the States, April 2008
• Hope for the Future: Toward an Action Agenda for Child/Youth Mental Health - Results of a Local Provider Survey Conducted February 2008
• How Does Employment Affect the Timing of Time with Children? - 2008
• The Impact of the Mortgage Crisis on Children and their Education – June 2008
• Indicators and Strategies for the Identification of Homeless Children and Youth - 2003
• Lifting Teen Families: Strengthening Programs for Pregnant and Parenting Teens
• Metro Area Data on Total Poverty, Child Poverty, and Median Income
• Pathway to Successful Young Adulthood
• The Status of Child Care in Travis County – 2007
• Success by Six: The 2007 Report on Child Well-Being for Austin/Travis County
• Total Estimated Cost of Child Abuse and Neglect in the United States - September 2007
• Towards Better Behavioral Health for Children, Youth, and their Families: Financing that Supports Knowledge