Our Research.
Grounding our advocacy in facts
Grounding our advocacy in facts
Our Research and Data Team collects and analyzes data sourced from city, state and federal agencies. These data are used to produce reports, resources, community needs assessments and advocacy briefs that deepen public understanding of how New York’s children are faring and what public policies are needed to improve child, family and community well-being.
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Keeping Track of New York City’s Children is the most extensive database available on the status of the city’s 1.8 million children and is used extensively by community leaders, nonprofit professionals, government officials and others to understand and improve the lives of New York City’s children.
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Early Care and Education in NYC
Data Resources
May 01, 2023
Citizens’ Committee for Children of New York works to ensure every child is healthy, housed, educated, and safe. Part …
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Young Children Must Receive Early Intervention Services on Time: A Factsheet on EI Delays
Data Resources
Feb 22, 2023
In New York City, the Early Intervention (EI) Program helps around 30,000 young children under three ye …
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Child and Family Well-being in New York State
Data Resources
Jan 17, 2023
Child and family well-being encompasses economic and housing security, health and education …
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Housing Security in NYC: What the Most Recent Census Data Tell Us
Data Resources
Nov 17, 2022
Every year, the US Census Bureau releases data from the American Community Survey, an annual survey of millions of house …
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