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Dear Supporter,

Join ACNJ for the release of this year’s Kids Count reports, featuring new state and county data and county rankings. We will discuss key trends in child well-being – areas where progress is being made and issues that require more focused attention.

Event details
June 6th at 9 a.m.
The John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy
Thomas Edison State College Prudence Hall
101 W. State Street, Trenton, NJ

Register online now for this free event.

Why attend?

New Jersey Kids Count provides a picture of the state of child well-being in New Jersey by tracking trends in critical areas, including child poverty, health, education, child protection and juvenile justice. The reliable and timely information in the report is widely used across the state to better inform stakeholders as important decisions are made about the state’s priorities and the needs of children and families.

The release event provides an opportunity for public discussion of these issues, which is critical this year as we begin to plan a children’s platform for the 2017 state elections.

We look forward to seeing you on June 6th. Register now.

You can be a part of developing the Children’s Platform for 2017. Register for one of our regional forums. Let's make sure children are a priority.

Sincerely,

Cecilia Zalkind
Executive Director

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Dear Supporter, Join ACNJ for the release of this year’s Kids Count reports, featuring new state and county data and county rankings. We will discuss key trends in child well-being – areas where progress is being made and issues that require more focused attention. Event details June 6th at 9 a.m. The John S. Watson Institute for Public Policy Thomas Edison State College Prudence Hall 101 W. State Street, Trenton, NJ Register online now for this free event. Why attend? New Jersey Kids Count provides a picture of the state of child well-being in New Jersey by tracking trends in critical areas, including child poverty, health, education, child protection and juvenile justice. The reliable and timely information in the report is widely used across the state to better inform stakeholders as important decisions are made about the state’s priorities and the needs of children and families. The release event provides an opportunity for public discussion of these issues, which is critical this year as we begin to plan a children’s platform for the 2017 state elections. We look forward to seeing you on June 6th. Register now. You can be a part of developing the Children’s Platform for 2017. Register for one of our regional forums. Let's make sure children are a priority. Sincerely, Cecilia Zalkind Executive Director Click here to unsubscribe