The Center for Law and Social Policy (CLASP) has released a new research tool, the CLASP DataFinder, that allows users to create and download tables comparing select administrative and demographic data on programs affecting children and families at the national, state, and community levels. Users can currently find several years of data on child care assistance spending and participation, Head Start and Early Head Start participation, TANF expenditures, young child demographics, and poverty; community-level data are also available for education, demographics, and youth violence. A useful tool for advocates and policymakers looking to examine and synthesize data!
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