Building a future where children and families thrive

The nine-month fellowship brings together leaders from across sectors who are ready to think beyond immediate challenges and design long-term solutions grounded in collaboration and systems change.

CPPR shares Douglas County Thrives Findings with county leaders highlighting the structural challenges families face and identifying practical, system-level opportunities to improve economic stability.

CPPR researcher introduces the Kansas Child & Family Well-Being Pathway, an interactive, community-informed tool helping Kansans use shared data and insights to strengthen child and family well-being statewide.

Project staff facilitated a community sensemaking workshop that brought data and lived experiences together.