The Colorado Children's Campaign regularly issues news releases as part of its efforts to serve as a source of information and data to a wide range of audiences, including the news media, and ultimately, to reach a larger audience about the importance of children's issues.

For more information, please contact:

Chris Watney
President
303-620-4229

All of the documents below are presented in portable document format (PDF).

Recent News Releases

• 4/13/10 - KIDS COUNT Data Shows Childhood Poverty Rate Continues to Rise in Colorado; Report Reveals Growing Gaps in Child Well-Being
  
  
• 4/12/10 - Statement by Chris Watney, President, Colorado Children's Campaign, on Great Teachers and Great Leaders Bill (SB 191)
  
  
• 2/18/10 - Extending Enhanced Federal Medicaid Matching Funds Would Protect Health and Support Programs for Coloradans
  
  
• 2/11/10 -- New Report Ranks Child Health a D+ in Colorado; Poor Kids Fall Further Behind
  
  
• 1/15/10 -- Kids' Advocates Urge Congress to Protect CHIP in Health Reform Bill
  
  
• 8/25/09--Colorado Children's Campaign Announces New President
  
  
• 4/21/09 -- Colorado Children's Campaign Lauds Health Care Affordability Act as Critical Step Toward Insuring Colorado Kids and Families
  
  
• 10/30/08 -- Children's Health in a New Administration: A Comparison of the McCain and Obama Proposals
  
  
• 10/28/08 -- Durango Events Advisory
  
  
• 10/8/08 -- Aurora Area Candidates To Tour Children's Service Facilities
  
  
• CCC Annual Luncheon To Feature Nationally Recognized Speaker on Poverty
  
  
• Candidates for House District 56 To Address Children's Issues in Eagle, Colorado
  
  
• Events in Grand Junction To Highlight Children's Issues in Mesa County Area
  
  
• Denver Candidates To Tour Children's Service Facilities To Learn More About Health, Education and Early Childhood Issues
  
  
• Data Show Colorado with Fastest Growing Rate of Children Living in Poverty in the Nation
  
  
• Children Fare Well in Legislative Session - Read about how the 2008 legislative session wrapped up
  
  
• Early Childhood Legislative Caucus To Hold First Meeting
  
  
• Governor Ritter addresses statewide child well-being trends at Capitol news conference.
  
  
• Data show many of Colorado's kids face challenges.
  
  
• The Colorado Children's Campaign urges action following legal opinion on the state school finance act.