The 2022 KIDS COUNT® Data Book is a 50-state report of recent household data developed by the Annie E. Casey Foundation analyzing how children and families are faring. Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families is Arkansas’s member of the national KIDS COUNT network.
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AACF Posts
Arkansas’s Child Well-Being Rank Falls To Bottom 10
Lack Of Data Impacts BIPOC Children In Arkansas
Incremental Improvements In Economic Well-Being Fall Too Short For Arkansas’s Children
Arkansas Has Room For Improvement In Providing Quality Education
Improving Health Outcomes For The Children Of Arkansas
Arkansas Must Change Its Strategy To Prevent Teen Births
Press Coverage
OPINION | RICH HUDDLESTON: Try something else
Arkansas drops from 39th to 43rd in child well-being survey
Arkansas children suffer more than almost any in the country, per new report
Report: AR Child Poverty Rate Improves, But Remains High
Arkansas kids’ wellbeing ranks low
Arkansas Ranks 43rd in the Nation for Child Wellbeing
Arkansas drops to 43rd in nation for child well-being
Report says Arkansas’ Child Poverty Rate Improves, But Remains High
Recent studies rank Arkansas poorly for children’s health, families
Arkansas ranked among worst states for child well-being, study says
Arkansas ranked among worst states for child well-being, study says