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Latino and Asian Households Were Less Likely to Receive Initial COVID-19 Stimulus Payments, a Trend That Reversed for Later Payments

Poverty And Inequality | Dec 08, 2021

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Hartford’s Generation Work Initiative Prioritized Youth Voice in Its Youth Advisory Council | Perspectives from the Young Legends

Publication | Youth Development | Dec 14, 2021

Figure 1. Hispanic households were the least likely to receive unemployment insurance (UI) among all major racial and ethnic groups

Early in the COVID-19 Pandemic, Latino and Low-Income Households With Children Were Less Likely to Receive Unemployment Benefits

Publication | Poverty and Inequality | Dec 08, 2021

Figure 2. Connections between state consumer education, QRIS and child care search websites

Supporting Families’ Access to Child Care and Early Education: A Descriptive Profile of States’ Consumer Education Websites

Publication | Early Childhood | Dec 07, 2021

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El Camino Adaptation Guide

Publication | Teen Pregnancy and Reproductive Health | Dec 07, 2021

Figure 1. Visual depiction of the interconnection across domains in the research agenda

COVID-19 Research, Evaluation, and Data Agenda for Child Care and Early Education

Publication | Early Childhood | Dec 03, 2021

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Strategies to Guide the Equitable Allocation of COVID-19 Relief Funding for Early Care and Education

Publication | COVID-19 | Dec 02, 2021

Addressing Racial Equity Can Boost Well-being Among School Staff and Students of Color

Blog | Racial Equity | Dec 01, 2021

Figure 1. Family Engagement Program Development Process

Embedding Equity in Community Assessments to Inform the Development of Family Engagement Programs

Publication | Early Childhood | Nov 30, 2021

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