Who We Are

 

We are a non-partisan organization.

 

Idaho KIDS COUNT is a nonprofit organization engaging citizens and policy makers in non-partisan, research-based discussions of strategies to improve childhood outcomes for vulnerable children and their families living in Idaho.

 

Idaho KIDS COUNT is a member of the national KIDS COUNT Network which is a project founded and funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.  Launched in 1994 in Idaho, it is a program of Mountain States Group, Inc., a 501(c)3 community resource organization.


 

STAFF

Director:  Linda Jensen

 

 

Data Contractor

Bryan Krouse
Krouse Demographics

 

 

Media / Communications Contractor

Kim Carley

Cypress Communications

 

 

Advisory Council

Hartzell Cobbs
Executive Director

Mountain States Group

 

Robin Dodson

Idaho State University

 

Harriet Shaklee
University of Idaho

 

Linda Anooshian

Boise State University

 

 

 



New at Idaho KIDS COUNT

 

ARRA Reports: Idaho

Ongoing reports on the impact of Stimulus funds in Idaho

 

 

New Report Released: "Idaho's Working Mothers and the Great Recession", by Judith L. Brown.

This new report examines Idaho’s working mothers and how the current recession is impacting their lives and the lives of their children.

 

 

The 2010 KIDS COUNT Databook is now available! Click here to see the report, data, and additional resources.

 

 

New Reports from the Idaho KIDS COUNT Policy Cafe on July 14th - "Small Faces in a BIG Recession - Part 2: Making it Better for Kids - What Will it Take?"

- Powerpoint: "Why Poverty Matters", Harriet Shaklee

- Full Report: "When it Comes to Kids, Poverty Matters", Harriet Shaklee

- Powerpoint: "Idaho's Working Mothers", Judy Brown

- Full Report: "Idaho's Working Mothers and the Great Recession", Judy Brown

 

 

New Idaho KIDS COUNT Report:

"Serving Idaho’s Children, Youth and Young Adults: Tracking ARRA Spending in Idaho"

by Judith L. Brown, April 2010

This is the fourth in a series of monthly updates tracking Idaho’s use of stimulus funds under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), enacted in February 2009.

 

 

Join the conversation! Click here to participate in the new Idaho KIDS COUNT e-Forum today!

 

 

 

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