NC Child strives to ensure that members of the press and the public have accurate information about child well-being and child-related public policy.
If you have a question about our work or any child-related policy issue, please contact Fawn Pattison, communications director & senior campaign advisor, at (919) 726-6344
New Release: More than 1 in 10 Kids in North Carolina Live in Poor Neighborhoods
Karen McLeod wins the Tom V Award for Child Advocacy
SaySo will receive “Community Voices” Award
Young Latino children will make the difference in North Carolina’s 2020 Census
2019 Child Health Report Card Highlights Increase in Youth Suicides
New Study Reveals Toxic Chemicals in Most Children’s Car Seats
New Report: More North Carolina Kids Going Without Health Coverage
Opioid Epidemic Driving up Number of North Carolina Children Going into Foster Care
Child Advocates United in Opposition to Redirection of Early Education Funding
New Report: Giving Birth in North Carolina is Still a Risky Business
Fact Sheet: Make Kids Count: Wake County
Fact Sheet: The Cost of a Census Undercount
Fact Sheet: Young Children and Census 2020
NC Child Advocacy Toolkit
Important changes coming to NC Medicaid
2018 NC Child Annual Impact Report
Expanding Healthcare to Shrink Poverty
2019 County Data Cards
Early Childhood Educators in the Coverage Gap
The Harmful Effects of Lead on Children's Health
Large Questions Loom for Pre-K Legislative Caucus
Report: North Carolina Kids with Medicaid Become Healthy, Productive Adults
Our State's Poor Ranking
Study: Rowan's Youth Fell Behind Just After Recession Began in 2008
North Carolina Ranks Low For Child Welfare
Study: More N.C. Children in Poverty
Report: N.C. Kids Poorer, but do Better in Health and School
Economic Recovery is Bypassing Tar Heel Children and Keeping Child Poverty High, New Report Finds
NC Gets Low Marks in Study Ranking Child Well-Being
Child Poverty Rate Rises to 28 Percent Here
Editorial: Kids Count: We Must Do More For Our Children's Future
Sobering Reminder of What's at Stake in Budget
Kids at Risk 072615 Ideas
NC Families Need Comeback, Too
Health Outcomes: County's Life Expectancy Needs Improvement
Michelle Hughes: Children and the State Budget Debate
Guest Column: What's at Stake for Kids in the Budget
Tom Vitaglione: Disciplinary quick fix
Praise for bipartisan effort in Raleigh, Asheville Citizen-Times
NC House was wise to raise age for juvenile jurisdiction, The Robesonian
