"Kid-Friendly Cities Report Card 2001" looks at U.S. cities and grades them based on urban children's quality of life. Report includes graphs, editorials from notable writers, and report cards for many cities.
The website contains "articles [that]provide an overview and analysis of the Kid-Friendly Cities Report Card. In addition, [the website contains] several contributions from notable writers exploring urban living and children's quality of life. [These] articles [aim to] provide...a broader picture of urban issues and how they relate to quality of life issues."
Thanks to A.G. Flynn
FULL STORY: Kid Friendly Cities Report Card 2001

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