Meet the Early Care and Education Implementation Working Group
A group of municipal, county, and state leaders dedicated to effective implementation in early childhood programs is reconvening.
A group of municipal, county, and state leaders dedicated to effective implementation in early childhood programs is reconvening.
Once families understand their early childhood opportunities, how do we make enrollment as seamless as possible?
Technological tools like centralized enrollment portals help manage the early care and education chaos that so many families are navigating.
What is top of mind for implementation working group members this fall?
We are in deep need of more connection and policies that enable us to care more deeply for each other.
Getting public programs approved takes enormous effort, but it's only half the battle. Implementation is everything- but how do we do it?
As states adopt paid leave policies, American families could soon benefit, but only if implementation and delivery are prioritized.
How can we create a future where all families feel well-equipped to deal with the ups and downs of parenting? By listening to them.
Recent action on home care and child care subsidies has the potential to help millions.
Our team put together a microsite to highlight and share more about the New Practice Lab’s recent work and where we’re headed
How real families’ thriving is impacted by their support networks, and how future social policy can promote more connection.
South Carolina’s First Five SC Portal puts over 40 services for young children in one place- and they want to help other states do the same.
Dr. Hilary Cottam, OBE, has asked workers across sectors how they would redesign their working lives, from start to finish.
This brief illuminates why family outreach is a powerful programmatic and political tool for early education enrollment, and how to do it.
American Rescue Plan (ARP) state and local fiscal recovery funds (SLFRF) support workforce development efforts with child care projects.