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Growing Up in Houston 18th Edition

Growing Up in Houston 18th Edition

by Children At Risk | Jun 3, 2026 | C@R Blog, Publication, Research

Growing Up in Houston: Assessing the Quality of Life of Our Children Children make up 26.4% of Harris County residents, a new report shows evidence of both the promise and pressures that Texas families face. June 4, 2026 | 18th Edition MEDIA CONTACTS Morgan Gerri,...
Keeping the Home Cool, Calm, and Collected

Keeping the Home Cool, Calm, and Collected

by Children At Risk | May 28, 2026 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, ELQN

Keeping the Home Cool, Calm, and Collected CHILDREN AT RISK and Harris County Department of Economic Equity and Opportunity (DEEO)’s ELQN Host Event on Emergency Planning and Summer Safety for Home-Based Child Care Providers. Written by Christina Alton, Assistant...
Insights from the Spring 2026 Texas Tour

Insights from the Spring 2026 Texas Tour

by Children At Risk | May 8, 2026 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education

Insights from the Spring 2026 Texas Tour Last month, CHILDREN AT RISK virtually traveled across the vast landscape of Texas, visiting 12 diverse cities to listen, learn, and engage with the people who power our child care system. From the Panhandle to the Valley, the...
Rupani Foundation USA and Harris County DEEO’s ELQN Hosted Family Day Event to Support Caregivers in Houston Child Care Deserts

Rupani Foundation USA and Harris County DEEO’s ELQN Hosted Family Day Event to Support Caregivers in Houston Child Care Deserts

by Children At Risk | Apr 17, 2026 | C@R Blog, ELQN, Events

Rupani Foundation USA and Harris County DEEO’s ELQN Hosted Family Day Event to Support Caregivers in Houston Child Care Deserts Having trained 430 providers and 755 caregivers across 28 of Houston’s Child Care Deserts, the event highlighted local impact while...
Top Comedian Brings Laughs and Impact to Stand Up for Children

Top Comedian Brings Laughs and Impact to Stand Up for Children

by Children At Risk | Apr 14, 2026 | C@R Blog, Events

Top Comedian Brings Laughs—and Impact—to Stand Up for Children More than 350 guests filled The Post Oak Hotel on March 27 for an unforgettable evening of laughter and philanthropy at CHILDREN AT RISK’s annual Stand Up for Children event, raising an impressive $300,000...
2026 Child Care Deserts Analysis

2026 Child Care Deserts Analysis

by Children At Risk | Apr 9, 2026 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Research

Access to High-Quality Child Care Continues to Get More Scarce April 9, 2026 | Written by Kim Kofron, Executive Director of Early Childhood Education, and Jacob Westjohn, Associate Director of the Center for Social Measurement & Evaluation, CHILDREN AT RISK (Note:...
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