1. 0 KIDS COUNT: Trends in Child Well-being Florencia Gutierrez July 18, 2013

2. 1 Annie E. Casey Foundation National and State KIDS COUNT Findings from 2013 KIDS COUNT Data Book Data Center: Finding data you need OVERVIEW

3. Annie E. Casey Foundation Presenters 2012 KIDS COUNT Data Book The Annie E. Casey Foundation

4. NATIONAL KIDS COUNT PROJECT KIDS COUNT Data Center KIDS COUNT Data Book/Publications Cutting Edge Technology

5. STATE KIDS COUNT NETWORK

6. 2013 KIDS COUNT DATA BOOK Economic Well-Being Education Family and Community Health

7. 6 Trends in Economic Well-Being

8. 7 Key Finding in Economic Well-Being

9. 8 Trends in Education

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11. Trends in Health 10

12. Trends in Health 11 Children Without Health Insurance

13. Trends in Family and Community 12

14. Trends in Family and Community 13

15. Key Finding in Family and Community 14

16. State Rankings of Child Well-Being 15 2013 KIDS COUNT DATA BOOK

17. State Overall Rank for Child Well-Being 16 Top Rankings 1.New Hampshire 2.Vermont 3.Massachusetts 4.Minnesota 5.New Jersey Bottom Rankings 46. Louisiana 47. Arizona 48. Nevada 49. Mississippi 50. New Mexico Bottom Rankings

18. State Rankings by Domain 17 1. North Dakota 2. Wyoming 3. South Dakota 48. Nevada 49. New Mexico 50. Mississippi 1. Maine 2. Connecticut 3. Wisconsin 48. Mississippi 49. New Mexico 50. Montana 1. New Hampshire 2. Utah 3. Vermont 48. Texas 49. New Mexico 50. Mississippi Economic Well-Being 1. Massachusetts 2. New Jersey 3. Vermont 48. Mississippi 49. New Mexico 50. Nevada Education Health Family and Community

19. KIDS COUNT DATA CENTER datacenter.kidscount.org 18

34. For more information contact: Florencia Gutierrez, Research Associate fgutierrez@aecf.orgfgutierrez@aecf.org 410-223-2953 @aecfkidscount