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Publication 2014 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2015 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2017 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2019 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2021 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2022 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2023 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2024 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2025 KIDS COUNT Data Book 2014 Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative Progress Report 2017 Race for Results 2024 Race for Results Bernalillo County Mental Health Clinic Case Study Beyond Detention Building Assets, Strengthening Families in Baltimore Building Evidence to Advance Equity By the Numbers Children Living in High-Poverty, Low-Opportunity Neighborhoods Collaboration and Leadership in Juvenile Detention Consider the Alternatives Controlling the Front Gates Creating Opportunity for Families: A Two-Generation Approach Data Snapshot on High-Poverty Communities Detention Reform Detention Reform and Girls Detention Reform in Rural Jurisdictions Early Reading Proficiency in the United States Early Warning! Why Reading by the End of Third Grade Matters Every Kid Needs a Family Immigrant Integration in Low-Income Urban Neighborhoods Improving Community Safety Through Public Health Strategies Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) 2013 Annual Results Report Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Youth in the Juvenile Justice System Making Detention Reform Work for Girls Many Things We Need Can Wait: The Child Cannot No Place for Kids Opening Doors for Young Parents Planning for Juvenile Detention Reforms Race Equity and Inclusion Action Guide Race for Results Special Detention Cases State-Level Detention Reform Stepping Up for Kids Strengthening the Foundation Sustaining Momentum The 2008 KIDS COUNT Data Book The 2009 KIDS COUNT Data Book The 2010 KIDS COUNT Data Book The 2011 KIDS COUNT Data Book The Complete Guide to Self-Advocacy for LGBQ+ Youth Ages 14-21 The Economic Well-Being of Youth Transitioning From Foster Care The First Eight Years The Missouri Model The Road to Adulthood Transforming Juvenile Probation Executive Summary Two Decades of JDAI Using Media Advocacy to Promote Detention Reform Youth and Work

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