Policy When All Are Counted
Unseen, Unheard: The Struggle To Find Black Children in West Virginia’s Data
In West Virginia, Black children’s experiences seem to only become visible in the data when they intersect with tragedy.
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Instead of community connection, those with disabilities often face poverty and isolation
by Erin Beck, writing for the “When All Are Counted” Project-
It’s expensive to be poor, as the saying goes.
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What the data is and isn’t telling us
I spend a lot of time looking for data. Specifically, I look for West Virginia kids’ health and well-being data. I look for who is collecting it, reporting it, and how they’re sharing it. I look at how our state’s systems, researchers, and advocates use it. And I look at how Read more…