Early Childhood
The first years of life are foundational for healthy development, yet many working parents cannot afford quality child care. We connect parents, employers, providers, policymakers, and advocates to help close the gap for working families.
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Tribal Early Childhood Resource Hub
Explainer
The Employer-Provided Child Care Credit (45F)
Explainer
Blind Spots in Tribal 477 Plans
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A Roadmap for Early Head Start-Child Care Partnerships
Explainer
COVID-19 Relief Bolstered U.S. Child Care Programs in Crisis
Report
National and State Child Care Data Overview
Early Childhood Policy
The Current State
Everyone—from parents and providers to businesses and faith leaders—has a role in creating an early childhood system that works for all children and families.
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August 9, 2022
What Keeps Employed Parents out of the Child Care System?
May 31, 2022
Part III: Tribes and States Working Together for AI/AN Children
April 25, 2022
Part Two: Understanding Sovereignty & Tribal-State Collaboration - Making them Work for American Indian/ Alaskan Native Child Care
March 8, 2022
BPC @ SXSW | March 2022
February 14, 2022
Part One: How Did We Get Here? - Understanding Tribes, Sovereignty and How it Impacts Services for Indigenous Children
August 26, 2020
Child Care in COVID-19: Another Look at Parents' Perspective
“We must address the flaws in the business model so that child care can survive and our economy can fully recover."
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