guest: the annie e. casey foundation is based in baltimore, we were started by jim casey, the founder of ups, and his mother was any we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future. we focus on trying to make sure kids were up in strong families, that their families have the economic stability to provide for them and that they can all live in strong, healthy community. host: you say the founder of ups is also who founded this condition. is that how you are funded privately or are there other funding sources? guest: we have an endowment greeted by jim casey. we are -- created by jim casey. we are self-funded. host: your organization released the 2023 kids count data book. can you tell me about this document? what does it entail? guest: for 34 years, the foundation has created a databook to provide policymakers and the public with accurate information about children's well-being. we identify 16 key indicators of child well-being in four demands -- four domains, health, communication, community, and

she is the president and ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. good morning, lisa. guest: good morning. host: welcome to "washington journal." let's start off by talking about the annie e. casey foundation. what is the mission? tell us more about your organization. guest: the annie e. casey foundation is based in baltimore, we were started by jim casey, the founder of ups, and his mother was any we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future. we focus on trying to make sure kids were up in strong families, that their families have the economic stability to provide for them and that they can all live in strong, healthy community. host: you say the founder of ups is also who founded this condition. is that how you are funded privately or are there other funding sources? guest: we have an endowment greeted by jim casey. we are -- created by jim casey. we are self-funded. host: your organization released the 2023 kids count data book. can you tell me about this document? what does it entail? guest: for 34 years, the foundation has created a databook to pro

annie e. casey foundation president and ceo lisa hamilton discusses how the lack of childcare impacts families in the economy. "washington journal" starts now. ♪ host: good morning. this is "washington journal" for june 20 oh. in california, president biden discussed concerns about climate change and touted his administration's efforts to reduce the impact. for the next hour we will show you recent polling about how americans feel about climate change, and we will ask you to tell us your views about climate change. republicans, we want you to call us now, (202)-748-8001. democrats, your line is (202)-748-8000. independents, call us at (202)-748-8002. you can also text us at (202)-748-8003. please include your name and where you live. you can find us on facebook.com/c-span. the conversation has already begun. we are on twitter @cspanwj and instagram @cspanwj. i want to show you the newspapers from california about president biden's trip to the bay area to talk about his record on climate change. i wa

let's start by talking about the annie e casey foundation. what is the mission, tell us a little bit more about your organization. >> the annie e casey foundation is based in baltimore, it's national philanthropy noted by jim ac who was the founder of ups and his mother was fanny and we are focused on helping all children have a brighter future so we focus on trying to make dssure kids grow up in strongfamilies , that their families have the economic stability to provide for them they can all live in strong, healthy communities. >> so you say the founder of ups helped establish this foundation. is that how youare funded privately or it are there other funding sources now ? >> we have an endowment created by jim casey. so we are self funded and also solicit donations for our workers. >> your organization released the 2023 kids count data book . can you tell me about this document. what does it entail? >> 434 years the foundation h has created a data book to provide policymakers and the public kewith accurate information about children's well-be

she is the president and ceo of the annie e. casey foundation. good morning, lisa. guest: good morning. host: welcome to "washington journal." let's start off by talking about the annie e. casey foundation. what is the mission? tell us more about your organization. guest:

she is the president and ceo of the annie e casey foundation. good morning lisa. >>

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