As a trusted source of expertise and data regarding children in Colorado, the Colorado Children’s Campaign is frequently cited in news stories statewide, increasing the visibility of issues affecting the health, education, and wellbeing of our state’s kids. Please read through the following articles to learn more about important issues affecting Colorado children.
The University of Colorado Board of Regents has announced the list of individuals receiving Honorary Degrees for 2023 – including Anna Jo Garcia Haynes, founding chairperson of the Colorado Children’s Campaign.
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The Children’s Campaign is listed as a supporter of HB23-1191.
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“According to Colorado Children’s Campaign’s 2022 “Kids Count in Colorado!” report, the 2020 child abuse and neglect rate per 1,000 for Logan County was 23.9, down from 31.6 in 2019, but significantly higher than Colorado’s 2020 rate of 9.0.”
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“On behalf of The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights and the 177 undersigned organizations…we reject H.R. 734, the so-called Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act of 2023, because it would harm women and girls and undermine civil rights for all students.”
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“According to Hunter Nelson, policy analyst at the Colorado Children’s Campaign, there are many barriers that can affect access to dental care…In some cases, people might mistrust the healthcare system due to historical discrimination and trauma.”
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“According to the Colorado Children’s Campaign, nearly 50% of children across the state, including school-aged kids, are cared for in unlicensed or informal settings.”
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