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Rhode Island KIDS COUNT Annual Breakfast
Release of the
2008 Rhode Island Kids Count Factbook



The Factbook was released to an audience of over 500 people and presented to policymakers and community leaders on Monday, April 8, 2008. The 2008 Factbook contains the latest available statistics on 62 different aspects of children’s lives for Rhode Island's 39 cities and towns.



The breakfast began with a performance by the West Warwick High School Jazz Band and welcoming remarks by Elizabeth Burke Bryant and William J. Allen:

West Warwick High School Jazz Band
Winner of the Berklee College of Music
39th Annual High School Jazz Festival




Elizabeth Burke Bryant,
Executive Director, Rhode Island KIDS COUNT



William J. Allen,
Board Chair, Rhode Island KIDS COUNT

Keynote Remarks were given by:

 A Youth Speaker – Tatiana Ash



William Bentley,
President and CEO, Voices for America’s Children



The 2008 Factbook was presented to the following elected officials and community leaders: Governor Donald L. Carcieri, Senator Jack Reed, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Rabbi Alan Flam, Lieutenant Governor Elizabeth Roberts, Majority Leader M. Teresa Paiva-Weed, Bishop Thomas J. Tobin, Teny Gross, Attorney General Patrick Lynch, Mayor David Cicilline and Mayor Scott Avedisian



Governor Donald L. Carcieri



Senator Jack Reed

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse

Rabbi Alan Flam

Majority Leader M. Teresa Paiva-Weed

Representative Thomas Slater

Bishop Thomas J. Tobin



Teny Gross

Attorney General Patrick Lynch

Mayor David Cicilline



 Mayor Scott Avedisian





Below are additional pictures from the breakfast:

The West Warwick High School Jazz Band, the school's director of instrumental music, Metro A. Narcisi III, Bill Bently, and Elizabeth Burke Bryant



The Honorable Tom Izzo, Elizabeth Burke Bryant and The Honorable Thomas Slater



Bill Allen, Elizabeth Burke Bryant, Tony Maione and Mercedes Bernal

Bill Allen, Tatiana Ash and Adeola Oredola

Elizabeth Burke Bryant, Rabbi Flam, Teny Gross