The 2020 MS KIDS COUNT Factbook is devoted entirely to the census, exploring the demographic make-up of Mississippi's child population and what's at stake if all children are not counted.

The Household Pulse Survey collects data on how people's lives have been impacted by the pandemic, disseminated in near real-time to inform federal and state response and recovery planning.

This report estimates that Mississippi loses $673 million annually as a result of childcare breakdowns, and examines the unique needs of Mississippi's working parents.

Mississippi KIDS COUNT participates in the national release of this report, sharing crucial data about how Mississippi children and their families are struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This annual report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation offers national and state insight into child well-being. Despite ranking 50th in the nation for overall child well-being, Mississippi is making notable gains in education.

The Blueprint for Improving the Future of Mississippi's Children is the Children's Foundation of Mississippi's signature project, a data-driven roadmap toward a better future for all Mississippi's children.

A science-backed, evidence-based data brief on COVID-19 and children in Mississippi, covering pediatric hospitalizations, masking effectiveness, and school safety.

This brief examines which states are leading the way in providing early intervention supports to children in their state.

This brief examines Mississippi's early intervention system and the need for expanding its services to reach more young children.

The second Blueprint for Improving the Future of Mississippi's Children, covering ages 9 to 18 and identifying the top challenges facing Mississippi's children.

The 2023 Mississippi KIDS COUNT Factbook, with an in-depth look at family and community factors in children's lives and key indicators across education, health, economic well-being, and family and community.

This brief details the available childcare seats in Mississippi in 2023 and other relevant childcare data.

This report provides information to improve programming and policies throughout Mississippi's child welfare system, highlighting research engaging foster youth, biological parents, foster parents, and judges.

The Children's Foundation of Mississippi is pleased to present the 2024 Mississippi KIDS COUNT Factbook, dedicated to the late Judge Tom Broome.

The Children's Foundation of Mississippi is pleased to present the 2025 Mississippi KIDS COUNT Factbook, focused on mental health data, services, and resources in Mississippi.