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2017 Legislative Calendar
2022 KIDS COUNT in Delaware Legislative Calendar This "page-a-day" style calendar which counts down to the end of the legislative session contains data on children and their families pulled from the 2021 fact book. The data is supplemented with examples of policy decisions impacting children and highlights select organizations working on behalf of Delaware's youngest.
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2021 KIDS COUNT in Delaware Fact Book: Delaware Kids and COVID-19 Compiling staewide data for public use, the new KIDS COUNT in Delaware Fact Book's central theme focuses on Delaware kids and COVID-19. Traditional indicators included assess trends in the overall health and well-being of children before the coronavirus pandemic began. These data are supplemented with measures from the Census Bureau's Household Pulse Survey to show some of the immediate impacts of COVID-19.
KIDS COUNT in Delaware Census Brief: 2020 Child Population reviews the U.S. Census Breau Redistricting Data that was released on August 12, 2021. The release is the first from the 2020 Census that breaks out data by all children compared to all adults. While Delaware's total population increased by 10.2 percent between 2010 and 2020, Delaware's child (0-17) population increased by less than one percentage point (640 children or 0.3%) according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Because of growth in the adult population, children now make up a smaller proportion of the state's total population.
2021 KIDS COUNT in Delaware Legislative Wrap-Up This annual legislative wrap-up highlights legislation passed in the previous session which affect children and their families.
2021 KIDS COUNT Data Book The 32nd edition of the Annie E. Casey Foundation's KIDS COUNT Data Book describes how children across the United States were faring before the coronavirus pandemic began, reviews survey data which describes how the pandemic impacted households with children, and makes recommendations for smart policies to help families with the basics to fuel a budding recovery.
2021 What Would It Take Delaware A companion piece to the Annie E. Casey's annual national KIDS COUNT Data Book, this publication provides an overview of the sixteen national indicators (4 each grouped into 4 categories), an analysis of where Delaware falls in comparison to the national average for each indicator, and examines "what would it take" for Delaware to rank best in the nation for each of the indicators.
Supplemental materials from the 2021 KIDS COUNT in Delaware Fact Book release event.
All current and past KIDS COUNT in Delaware publications can be found on UD's Institutional Repository UDSpace
