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First years: Downturn yields long-term setback for young children
Posted Wednesday, 16 June 2010

The recession of 2010 may have hidden consequences. Many of us naturally think about recovery from the economic collapse in personal and more immediate terms of dollars and cents -- employment...

Tennessee works to reduce child abuse deaths
Posted Tuesday, 04 May 2010

The last time Lisa Page saw her niece, Ava Hannah, the little girl was sitting on her grandfather's lap in Goodlettsville, trying out her new favorite word. "She looked up at me and said...

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The President's 2011 Budget = Investments in Children

Please forward the ad below to your friends, family, colleagues, and constituents, or feel free to place it in your local paper. The Administration recognizes that we achieve our highest returns on public spending when we invest in kids. Click the thumbnail to see the PDF of the ad.

Tennessee Can Do Better

can_report_cover.jpg Children deserve safe and nurturing environments no matter where they are born, including in Tennessee. Too many of Tennessee's children suffer, and in far too many cases die, as a result of a preventable condition--child abuse and neglect. 
 »Learn More about child abuse and neglect fatalities in Tennessee

Federal Stimulus Proposal 

tn.gifWhat the Federal Stimulus Proposal Will Mean for Children in Tennessee

The economic stimulus recently passed by the United States Congress and signed into law by the Obama Administration will provide significant investment in the health, education, and safety of America’s children over the next two years.

»Read the highlights here

Voter Information

tn_sh.JPGWe believe that it is important to know who your representatives in government are. To see who represents you in Tennessee, click here.