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on over 100 key indicators of child and youth well-being. This information is
provided by Child Trends, a national leader in the field for over 30 years.

Featured Indicator: "Dating Violence"

About one out of every 10 high school students reported being a victim of dating violence in 2011. 


Adolescents who report being victims of dating violence are at increased risk for low self-esteem,  suicidal thoughts and attempts, risky sexual behaviors, pregnancy, cigarette smoking, and disordered eating.

Read more . . .

Winter 2013 issue of The Child Indicator available now . . .

  
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The Context for Children
 
  Pregnancy and Birth Health & Safety Demographics 
   A healthy pregnancy, and healthy status at birth, set the stage for subsequent child development and well-being.  Status-indicators connected with surviving, and thriving, from birth through young adulthood.  Broad descriptors of the U.S. child population (numbers, fertility and birth rates, race/ethnicity, family structure). 
  Infants and Young Children Child Care & Education Family & Community 
   Indicators in this section relate to Health & Well-Being Status, Health & Well-Being Activities, and Learning.  Indicators of skills, activities, and participation related to learning, from preschool through young adulthood.  Measures of the roles parents, schools, and neighborhoods play in the lives of children 
  Adolescents Behaviors Economic Security 
   Indicators in this section include those related to Health & Well-Being Status, Health & Well-Being Activities, and Learning.  Indicators of behaviors important to thriving, from early childhood through young adulthood.  Measures of the economic status of children, and the economic supports available to them. 
  Young Adults       
   Indicators in this section include those related to Health & Well-Being Status, Health & Well-Being Activities, and Learning.       

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