The state data book is usually released in January or early February. This year an extended census due to the pandemic pushed the release of the full book to April.

Each year, the Indiana Youth Institute works with state and national organizations to create a comprehensive look at issues affecting children.

A new $20 million Youth Program Resilience Fund will help nonprofits that serve youth in Indiana. The Lilly Endowment created the fund and the Indiana Youth Institute will help facilitate the grants.

Family mealtime can strengthen family connections and improve nutrition, says Indiana Youth Institute President Tami Silverman.

The three-step training teaches people how to ask the right questions, persuade them to get help and where to refer them to get help.

Indiana Public Broadcasting's Jill Sheridan sat down with Indiana Youth Institute President Tami Silverman, to talk about how ACE scores inform care.

Indiana recorded increased rates of low birth-weight babies and child and teens deaths, but better rates of children with insurance.

The mental, emotional and physical health of children and families can be impacted when a parent is incarcerated.

The Indiana Youth Institute has hosted The Because KIDS COUNT conference for the past sixteen years.

Emily Perry, executive director of Susie's Place, has been named Youth Worker of the Year by the Indiana Youth Institute.