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March 16, 2012

IN THIS ISSUE:

Illinois Kids Count data reveals declining resources for children

Illinois Kids Count symposium and business luncheon
Chicago Parent issues call for story ideas

Get to know David Lloyd
   
 

JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Youth Development Associate

UPCOMING EVENTS:

Data Center Webinar
3/21

Illinois Kids Count Symposium St. Clair County
4/20

Wrigley Start Early Run
4/21

Illinois Kids Count Awards Benefit
5/2

Childhood Trauma Coalition Symposium (Save the Date)
5/31-6/1

 


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Statewide Illinois Kids Count launches emphasize importance of compelling data

Children are caught in a “budget crossfire” as policymakers at both the state and federal levels continue to neglect critical long-term investments in children, according to the Illinois Kids Count 2012 data book, “Investing in Opportunities for Children – Now.”  Read more...

 

Illinois Kids Count symposium and luncheon urge focus on children's issues

A sense of energy – and urgency – filled the air at two maximum capacity Illinois Kids Count events on March 2 at the Bank of America Building in Chicago. Read more...

2012 Symposium From Left: Voices' Vice President Gaylord Gieseke; Voices' Board Chair Sue Irion;  Professor James Heckman, Nobel Laureate Economist at the University of Chicago; Voices' President Kathy Ryg; and Patrick McCarthy, President and CEO, the Annie E. Casey Foundation

 

Chicago Parent issues call for story ideas

Chicago Parent Contributor Robyn Monaghan was among the hundreds of attendees of the Illinois Kids Count symposium and luncheon on March 2, 2012.  Read more...   

 

Get to know your Voices expert: David Lloyd

David Lloyd joined Voices this January as a policy analyst with the Fiscal Policy Center at Voices for Illinois Children.
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