Each month the Rhode Island Kids Count show on Access RI covers a different children’s issue. The program airs three times per month on Cox Cable Television channel 13. Recent topics include: Early Childhood Development and Child Care, Youth Development, Public Education, Out of School Time and Youth Violence.  The show is produced by Access Rhode Island.

January 2012 - Dr. Daniel Kane and Dr. Carol Lewis (Children's Health)

December 2011 - RIAEYC/BrightStars: Chris Amirault and Tammy Camillo (Early Learning)

October 2011 - Rhode Island Foundation: Neil Steinberg

June 2011 - NAEYC: Adele Robinson and Linda Anderson (Early Childhood Education)

June 2011 - Catherine Walsh, Rhode Island KIDS COUNT, and Darlene Allen, Adoption Rhode Island (Child Welfare)

May 2011 - Inspiring Minds: Terri Adelman (Student Support Services)

April 2011 - Mayor Angel Taveras, City of Providence

February 2011 - Institute for the Study and Practice of Nonviolence: Teny Gross and Joyce Butler (Youth Violence)

February 2011 - Rhode Island Interfaith Coalition: Maxine Richman and Reverend Dr. Donald Anderson, RI State Council of Churches. (Poverty Reduction)

January 2011 - Susanna Rhodes Beckwith, Executive Director, and Dr. Peter Howland, Board Member, of Reach Out and Read Rhode Island. (Early Literarcy)

January 2011 - Anthony Maione, President and CEO, United Way of Rhode Island

November 2010 - Acting Superintendent of the RI Training School for Youth Kevin Aucoin and Annie E. Casey JDAI Team Leader Jim Payne (Juvenile Justice)

October 2010 - Maria Chionchio, Director of Health and Nutrition, and Nurse Nicole Miele from Children's Friend (Rhode Island Nurse-Family Partnership Initiative)

October 2010 - Commissioner Deborah Gist, RI Department of Education, and Colleen Jermain, President of the RI School Superintendents' Association (Federal Race to the Top Competition)

May 2010 - Dr. David Dooley, President, University of Rhode Island (College Preparation and Access)

April 2010 - City Year Rhode Island. (College Preparation and Access)

March 2010 - Senator Hanna Gallo and Representative Edith Ajello (Education Funding Formula)

March 2010 - Rhode Island is Ready (Education Funding Formula and Related Reforms)

March 2010 - Parent Support Network of Rhode Island and Rhode Island Council of Community Mental Health Organizations (Children's Behavioral and Mental Health)

Feburary 2010 - The Learning Community Charter School and the Central Falls School District (Improving Reading Scores, Public Schools and Charter Schools Collaborating)

January 2010 - New Urban Arts (Arts and Youth Development)

December 2009 - U.S. Senator Jack Reed (Health Care and Education)

November 2009 - Reverend Dr. David Ames of the Global AIDS Interfaith Alliance (Child well-being in Malawi, Sub-Saharan Africa)

October 2009 -  Volunteers in Providence Schools and College Visions (Equipping Students for Success)

July 2009 - Deborah A. Gist, Commissioner of Rhode Island’s Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education (Education)

June 2009 - Teny Gross, Executive Director, and Sal Monteiro, Jr. of the Institute for the Study and Practice of Nonviolence (Youth Development)

May 2009 - Superintendent of Providence Public Schools Tom Brady (Public Education)

March  2009 - AS220 Artistic Director Umberto Crenca and Youth (Arts and Youth Development)