Tag: Elizabeth Burke Bryant
Clausius-Parks: KIDS COUNT will continue advocating for improving children’s lives
PAIGE CLAUSIUS-PARKS, who had been Rhode Island KIDS COUNT’s senior policy analyst, was recently appointed as the Providence-based child advocacy nonprofit’s new executive director....
Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England honors Leading Women
PROVIDENCE – Six prominent women, including business and nonprofit leaders, and one elected official, were honored by the Girl Scouts of Southeastern New England...
Paige Clausius-Parks named new executive director of R.I. KIDS COUNT
PROVIDENCE - Rhode Island KIDS COUNT has named Paige Clausius-Parks as new executive director effective Dec. 1, the board of directors announced on Tuesday.
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R.I. KIDS COUNT calls on state to address mental health crisis...
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island KIDS COUNT on Monday released a new report that calls on the state to immediately address the mental health crisis...
Longtime KIDS COUNT leader Burke Bryant to step down
PROVIDENCE – The only executive director in Rhode Island KIDS COUNT’s history will step away from the organization by the end of the year.
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R.I. KIDS COUNT calls for better data collection to identify ethnic...
PROVIDENCE – In its latest policy brief, titled “Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Children’s Economic Well-Being in Rhode Island,” Rhode Island KIDS COUNT is...
Survey: 28% of Rhode Island renters struggle to pay housing bills
PROVIDENCE – While one in five apartment dwellers throughout the U.S. can't pay their landlords on time, the situation is even worse in Rhode...
R.I. KIDS COUNT Factbook: Pandemic had ‘devastating’ impacts on children, families
PROVIDENCE – The COVID-19 pandemic has had “devastating” impacts on children and families’ economic well-being, physical and mental health, safety, access to education and...
R.I. KIDS COUNT: Pandemic worsens child food insecurity rate in R.I.
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island KIDS COUNT released Thursday its latest report on child hunger and nutrition in the Ocean State that found food insecurity...
R.I. KIDS COUNT: E-cigarette usage among youth higher than traditional cigarette...
PROVIDENCE – New data from Rhode Island KIDS COUNT released Friday shows that a higher rate of middle-school and high-school students are using e-cigarettes...
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