KIDS COUNT
We are the Oklahoma affiliate of the KIDS COUNT Network, a group of state-based child advocacy and research organizations that use data to promote smart policies on issues ranging from child welfare and juvenile justice to education and economic opportunity.
For the latest numbers on child well-being in Oklahoma and other states, see the KIDS COUNT Data Center and the 2023 KIDS COUNT Data Book from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
OK Policy has published an interactive KIDS COUNT Data Map that allows users to take a county-by-county level view of various metrics that show child well-being. The KIDS COUNT Data Map dashboard also includes county-level fact sheets that can be downloaded to see how individual counties stack up to the state and national averages.
KIDS COUNT published a special report about child well-being during the COVID-19 pandemic (December 2020).
If you have any questions about our KIDS COUNT work, contact info@okpolicy.org.
KIDS COUNT Reports
2019 Priority: Restore higher education funding to ensure a well-educated workforce

2019 Legislative Policy Priorities: Solutions for Oklahoma’s toughest challenges

Kicking the can down the road: How inadequate funding dismantles data-driven education reform

More work needed to count all Oklahoma kids in the 2020 Census

Oklahoma missing opportunities to give young adult parents and their kids a boost

New KIDS COUNT Data Book ranks Oklahoma near the worst in the nation for child well-being

To help kids, help parents

Early Childhood Fiscal Map

KIDSCOUNT Data Center tells us how Oklahoma kids are doing
