WHILE RACIAL and ethnic diversity has increased, persistent, unacceptable racial and ethnic disparities in child outcomes remain, according to Rhode Island KIDS COUNT’s 2022-23 Factbook, released Monday.
PROVIDENCE – While racial and ethnic diversity has increased, persistent, unacceptable racial and ethnic disparities in child outcomes remain, according to the Rhode Island KIDS COUNT’s 2022-23 Factbook, released Monday. This year’s book, which analyzes improvements and declines in the well-being of the Ocean State’s 209,785 children, looked at indicators that are grouped into five interrelated categories…
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