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Shaping New York State public policy for people in need since 1872. Learn more at www.scaany.org

06/18/2026

New York ranks 46th in the country when it comes to economic wellbeing. Experiencing poverty during childhood can disrupt all aspects of a child’s life, from their physical and mental health development to their performance in school. To learn more about how economic instability is affecting New York’s children, download the newly released 2026 KIDS COUNT® Data Book from our partners at the Annie E. Casey Foundation : https://bit.ly/26DataBook-FB

06/17/2026

On yesterday's The Capitol Pressroom , host David Lombardo talked subsidies, workforce investments and pilot programs with Schuyler Center for Analysis & Advocacy Vice President of Policy Dorothy (Dede) Hill and Alliance for Quality Education of New York Co-Executive Director Marina Marcou-O'Malley Marcou-O’Malley.

🔊 Listen to the full episode here: https://capitolpressroom.org/2026/06/16/the-good-the-bad-and-unfinished-child-care-initiatives/

06/15/2026

New York falls in the WORST category for economic well-being. New York must do better for its children and families.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation 2026 KIDS COUNT® Data Book highlights how economic well-being for children and families varies across the country, including differences in family poverty, housing cost burden, parental employment and access to financial stability. When families can afford stable housing, nutritious food, health care and other essentials, children are more likely to thrive. But economic hardship can create lasting challenges for kids’ physical, mental and cognitive health. Explore the latest data and see how states compare in supporting family economic well-being at aecf.org.

06/11/2026

Investing in children means investing in stronger communities and a stronger future. The Annie E. Casey Foundation 2026 KIDS COUNT® Data Book shows how child well-being varies across states and over time. While some states have made gains for kids since 2019, many continue to face setbacks. Despite the commitment to end child poverty, New York State ranks 30th in overall wellbeing. Every state has strengths to build on and opportunities to do more for children and families. Visit aecf.org to explore the latest data and download the report.

06/10/2026

"The youngest among us cannot vote on the policies that define their lives. It’s up to us to ensure that our kids thrive and New York can be the leader it can and should be."

In an op-ed in today's Times Union, Schuyler Center President and CEO Kate Breslin spotlights key data from the 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book by the Annie E. Casey Foundation —including the fact that 1 in 5 New York children live in poverty—and the need for action to end child poverty in NYS.

Read more: https://www.timesunion.com/opinion/article/choosing-let-one-five-n-y-children-live-poverty-22297570.php

06/09/2026

This morning, the Schuyler Center hosted our official KIDS COUNT launch event following the release of the 2026 Data Book! Thank you to everyone who joined us at The Blake Annex in Albany!

We are excited to begin our partnership with the Annie E. Casey Foundation as the official New York KIDS COUNT partner. We look forward to making a difference for New York’s children by tracking data and serving as a resource on the key indicators of child wellbeing.

View the data book and learn more about how New York’s children are faring: https://scaany.org/kids-count/

06/08/2026

🎉Just released - the 2026 KIDS COUNT data book!
What do the data tell us about how children and families are faring in New York? The 2026 KIDS COUNT® Data Book from our partner Annie E. Casey Foundation uses trusted data to show where kids are making progress — and where challenges persist — across four domains: economic well-being, education, health and family and community. Visit aecf.org/databook to explore the latest data.

Learn more about New York's children: https://scaany.org/kids-count/

06/05/2026

Last night, Schuyler Center's President and CEO Kate Breslin was awarded the Solidarity Award at the Capital District Area Labor Federation's 19th annual gala. Congratulations, Kate!

Thank you to New York State AFL-CIO for their support in our work to end child poverty in NYS. Congratulations to award recipients UA Local 7 Plumbers & Steamfitters's Ed Nadeau, NYS Public Employees Federation's Wayne Spence, and NYSUT - A Union of Professionals's Melinda Person.

06/04/2026

"The United States is asking the wrong question about child care."

In a new op-ed in The Indypendent , Professor and Schuyler Center Board of Trustees Member Elizabeth Palley highlights that the real issues facing child care are the cost to families, low workforce wages, and systemic abuse. Read the complete op-ed here: https://indypendent.org/2026/06/we-dont-have-a-child-care-fraud-problem-we-have-a-care-economy-problem/

06/03/2026

Schuyler Center welcomes this budget’s meaningful investment in child care, including record funding for child care assistance, pre-K, and universal child care pilot programs, and recognizes that the budget also neglects to cushion families and communities across our state as they lose health coverage, nutrition supports, and housing, while facing rising costs for basic needs.

Read our complete statement: https://scaany.org/schuyler-center-statement-on-the-fy26-27-enacted-nys-budget/

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