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KIDS COUNT AND THE NATIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD INDICATORS PARTNERSHIP NNIP Potential for Collaboration

STRENGTHENING DATA DRIVEN CHILD ADVOCACY AT THE LOCAL LEVEL. Important goal How can it realistically be achieved? Benefit of building on/with existing networks. Will respond from perspective of National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership (NNIP)Collaborative effort ? Urban Institute and local

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KIDS COUNT AND THE NATIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD INDICATORS PARTNERSHIP NNIP Potential for Collaboration

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    1. KIDS COUNT AND THE NATIONAL NEIGHBORHOOD INDICATORS PARTNERSHIP (NNIP) Potential for Collaboration Tom Kingsley The Urban Institute Kids Count Conference, Baltimore, September 21, 2007

    2. STRENGTHENING DATA DRIVEN CHILD ADVOCACY AT THE LOCAL LEVEL Important goal How can it realistically be achieved? Benefit of building on/with existing networks. Will respond from perspective of National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership (NNIP) Collaborative effort – Urban Institute and local partner organizations in 29 cities Local partners operate information systems Recurrently updated neighborhood data systems Multiple topics and data sources Emphasis on using information for change Priority to issues of distressed neighborhoods Technical only one of the innovations Most important – new institutions in civil societyTechnical only one of the innovations Most important – new institutions in civil society

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