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Introduction
The
2003 CENSUS EDITION of the Oklahoma KIDS COUNT Factbook uses the
latest decennial census data (Census 2000) to provide the most
comprehensive state and county demographic information available
about Oklahoma’s children, including population, gender,
race and Hispanic/Latino origin. Additional indicators displayed
from Census 2000 were chosen to capture the wide range of conditions
that shape the lives of children ... as individuals, in their
families and in their neighborhoods.
The
federal Census 2000 provides a once in a decade opportunity to
assess and display the rich and complex picture of Oklahoma’s
children ... establishing a new baseline for the twenty-first
century, and beyond.
For
this one year and this one edition, the Oklahoma KIDS COUNT Factbook
breaks with its established tradition of tracking benchmarks measuring
the well-being of Oklahoma children over time and across counties
to provide a reference useful to Oklahoma policy makers and advocates
for the next several years.
The
Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy
has partnered with the Oklahoma
Department of Libraries to make this important document available
for download on the web.
Download
the entire Oklahoma Kids Count Factbook 2003 or
selected pages in PDF format |
Read
the October, 2003 Press Release |
Read
the State Overview and Findings |
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