Registration Is Now Open for Part 1 of our
Keeping Track of NYC’s Children 2024 Webinar Series

Join us for a transformative three-part webinar series as we explore the latest data from CCC’s 2024 Keeping Track of New York City’s Children data book. The series will highlight critical insights on economic security, housing and homelessness, and early education and childcare, focusing on actionable policy areas to ensure New York’s children and families can thrive amongst affordability challenges. Each session will feature an in-depth analysis of key challenges and the steps we can take to promote equity and well-being across our diverse communities. 

The series will take place from October to December across three Fridays:

Economic Security
October 25th

Housing & Homelessness
November 15th

Early Education & Child Care
December 13th

About The First Webinar on Economic Security 

Part one of this webinar series will focus on indicators on Economic Security, highlighting poverty reduction as critical work for ensuring child and family well-being. You will learn how Data from Keeping Track of New York City’s Children helps inform our approach to increasing community equity through household economic stability.  

While employment rates have recovered since the start of the pandemic in 2020, a large portion of New York families continue to face material hardship and food insufficiency, which is a major cause for concern. This webinar covers data on labor market trends, child poverty and income inequality, as well as safety net supports such as cash assistance, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and tax credits. These data highlight the urgency of addressing the needs of children and families, including employment, and food and income security. 

RSVP for the Economic Security Webinar Below