A good example is lack of access to programs that reduce barriers to children and youth receiving a quality education, states need to understand the structural and environmental factors contributing to the Kids Count data and make investments in these areas.

Johanna Greeson

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What is the rate of child abuse and neglect for each state ? We have a national system that tracks these data, so I wonder why they are not included.

Johanna Greeson

I believe one of the biggest impacts on the state-by-state differences in child well-being are structural and environmental factors, for example, American Indian families with children not having access to programs that reduce barriers to achieving child well-being.

Johanna Greeson