KIDS COUNT in the Lansing Region

Description

How are children and families doing across the Lansing Region, and what can we do to improve outcomes for the next generation?

The Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Michigan League for Public Policy, invites members and community partners to an important discussion exploring the latest KIDS COUNT in Michigan trends and findings across Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties.

Grab a seat, enjoy some coffee, and learn more about the challenges and opportunities impacting children and families throughout Greater Lansing.

What the Data Covers

Michigan League for Public Policy will walk through regional trends in five areas:

• Health: How local children are doing physically and emotionally
• Education: School outcomes and access to opportunity
• Economic Security: The financial pressure families are under
• Family and Community: What makes neighborhoods stable and healthy
• Young Adulthood: The path from school into work and independence

The presentation will also examine how recent state and federal legislative and budget activity is impacting Michigan's children and families, along with policy opportunities to strengthen outcomes.

Why Attend? The future of our region's workforce, economic competitiveness, and quality of life begins with the well-being and success of our children and families. This discussion will provide valuable regional data, policy insights, and opportunities for business and community leaders to better understand the issues shaping Greater Lansing's future.


This event is complimentary, but advance registration is required as seating is limited. Coffee will be provided.