1. Annie E. Casey and KIDS COUNT Florencia Gutierrez NNIP Ignite Event

2. Two Components of KIDS COUNT National KIDS COUNT State KIDS COUNT Network -KIDS COUNT Data Book -KIDS COUNT Data Center 2

3. The KIDS COUNT Data Center http://datacenter.kidscount.org Warehouse of indicators across different areas of child well-being – Demographics – Economic Well-Being – Education – Family and Community – Health – Safety and Risky Behaviors National, State, County, City and Congressional District Data Data disaggregated by age, sex, race/ethnicity 3

5. Rank Different Geographies 5

6. National and State Specific Maps 6

7. Line Graphs to Identify Trends 7

8. Data Sharing Tools 8 Customize maps, graphs, data (rankings) – Syndicate content on your website: automatic update – Share using social media tools – Save to include in products – Download Raw Data

9. Data Sharing Tools Cont. 9 Widget and Badges Mobile Enhanced Site – mobil.kidscount.org

10. Content Syndication 10

11. Taking Data to Action Rhode Island KIDS COUNT Data Book – Lead poisoning indicator – Reported annually Community Leader Response – Enforce lead laws – Parental education – Lead Poisoning Prevention Plan – Lead Poisoning Prevention Law

12. Taking Data to Action

13. Staying Informed 13 KIDS COUNT is now on Facebook and Twitter – http://www.facebook.com/kidscount/ – http://twitter.com/aecfkidscount/ KIDS COUNT Monthly News Alert – http://datacenter.kidscount.org

14. KIDS COUNT State Network

15. Contact Information Florencia Gutierrez Research Associate fgutierrez@aecf.org 410-223-2953 http://datacenter.kidscount.org