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Foundation for Child Development retweeted
🚨ATTENTION: Today is your last chance to register for GCIR's 2024 Convening in Detroit! Join us Oct 28-30 for the philanthropic sector’s premier event centering immigrant & refugee justice.
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Foundation for Child Development retweeted
#childcare relief dollars were the largest federal investment in the child care sector since WWII. The funding expires on 9/30. Stay tuned today as CLASP and NWLC share the 5 lessons learned from this investment and read the full new brief: clasp.org/publications/fact-…
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
As the final COVID relief funding expiration date approaches, so does the need to improve access to affordable child care. Sustained, increased, and significant investment is key to creating a system that works for parents, providers, and the economy. clasp.org/blog/federal-inves…
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The #CareCantWait bus has toured the nation, and this afternoon is its final stop—wherever you are. Join a virtual event to push for the care policies that babies need this election cycle, including #PaidLeave4All and #ChildCare. #ThinkBabies #CareonTour go.caringacross.org/a/virtua…
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
What a great start to Day 1 of the #HARCannualmeeting! Very engaging presentations by Vivian Tseng and Myra Parker. #homevisiting
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
Child care access greatly affects families' economic security, yet this impact is not fully captured. With the U.S. Census Bureau's annual poverty stats release approaching, our new blog highlights this issue and explores gaps in the data. clasp.org/blog/the-need-to-b…
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
Did you know historically low wages in DC have led to challenges in compensating & retaining qualified early #childhood educators? Urban experts have produced a #report documenting a survey process for the Early Childhood Educator Pay #Equity Fund. urbn.is/3X5pJtq
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
In one month, $15B emergency child care relief funds expire. In our latest blog, we look back on the incredible work this $$$ facilitated – documenting what we already know: robust federal investment is critical for more accessible and affordable care.
clasp.org/blog/federal-inves…
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Looking for timely, relevant, and immediately actionable solutions for Compensation Justice in ECE?
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Foundation for Child Development retweeted
A study conducted by @lisapsy1 has important practice & policy implications for language experiences in the classroom to aid the language acquisition of #DLLs while promoting bilingualism. Explore the findings: tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1… #DLL #childdevelopment
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
#ICYMI: Day 1 of #GLRWeek 2024 started w/ Ascend at The Aspen Institute, United Way and speakers from Mile High United Way, the United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley + the Foundation for Child Development #FocusOnTheGaps #2Gen leo.gradelevelreading.net/ev…
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
Today, HHS formally published its new #HeadStart final rule. It will improve families’ experiences and increase staff wages. 👏👏👏
We look forward to supporting the rule’s implementation and advocating for the resources needed to support these policies. hhs.gov/about/news/2024/08/1…
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
Thank you so much @communitychange for uplifting this paper by @VivianT88 and me @CLASP_DC @fcdusorg
New policy paper alert!📢 Discover how pandemic-era reforms halved child poverty & uplifted low-income families. Let's learn from this success to build a brighter future for all children. Read now: bit.ly/3VFy2Nj #PolicyReform #ChildAdvocacy #SocialJustice #CareCantWait
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
New policy paper alert!📢 Discover how pandemic-era reforms halved child poverty & uplifted low-income families. Let's learn from this success to build a brighter future for all children. Read now: bit.ly/3VFy2Nj #PolicyReform #ChildAdvocacy #SocialJustice #CareCantWait
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
Babies in the Budget: The Case for Investing Toward a Brighter Future - @BruceLesley - Substack open.substack.com/pub/brucel…
#InvestInKids
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SRCD is now accepting proposals for SRCD-supported pre-conferences at the 2025 Biennial Meeting. The pre-conference day is April 30, 2025 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. The #SRCD25 submissions are due Thursday, August 29, 2024 at 11:59 p.m. EDT: bit.ly/3AgnVpB
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Please keep in mind these important dates and deadlines to remember for the #SRCD25 Biennial Meeting. Be sure to check out the following links to submit and/or review accordingly:
Call for Submissions: bit.ly/3S17VOz
Call for Volunteer Reviewers: bit.ly/4c8AWQj
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Prof. @HiroYoshikawaNY (PSI) and alum @AndrewNalani (PSI, '23) published “Early Childhood Development Is Not Apolitical—So How Does Ideology Affect Young Children?” for the @FCDusorg blog series on social justice for young children.✨
Read below⬇️
bit.ly/4dAayPG
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New blog out co-authored by @GEEAP_ panelist @HiroYoshikawaNY on the impact of ideologies on child development
#GEEAP #Education #Evidence
Ideologies shape children's understanding of their place in society and influences their learning environments. Read insights from @HiroYoshikawaNY @AndrewNalani in this new piece exploring how political ideologies impact child development.
🔗bit.ly/4fq18HZ #Equity
Foundation for Child Development retweeted
The foundation for a trusting and supportive relationship between Head Start staff and parents is established when parents feel seen and heard.
Find out how to encourage feelings of trust and security by using a strengths-based approach in your interaction with families.