A Demographic Comparison Between the Listed Home-Based Early Care and Education Workforce and Children in their Care
Integrating a Racial and Ethnic Equity Lens into Workforce Development Training for Young Adults
Child Poverty Increased Nationally During COVID, Especially Among Latino and Black Children
Scale-up of Early Childhood Programs Must Be Informed by Research to Benefit Kids
COVID-19 Recession Hits Black Young Adult Employment Especially Hard
Measuring and Comparing Multiple Dimensions of Early Care and Education Access
As Pandemic Eviction Moratorium Ends, Households with Children Face Greater Risk of Homelessness
Racism Creates Inequities in Maternal and Child Health, Even Before Birth
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Research that does not include or explore information about scaling limits the nation’s ability to make effective,… https://t.co/BG3fbuZIuB
From Child Trends & @OPRE_ACF: In 2012, listed home-based ECE teachers and caregivers born outside the US reported… https://t.co/LmzMncaYyw
Teachers and caregivers in the listed home-based ECE workforce tended to care for children with whom they shared a… https://t.co/KCDGBxz2T4
RT @ACFHHS: Key Fact 3 to understanding the $15 billion in supplemental Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) grants. #KeyFact #ARPChildCa…
RT @HarvardCenter: The interactions caregivers have with extended family members, their community, faith-based organizations, or service p…
In 2012, the majority of home-based ECE teachers and caregivers were non-Hispanic White, born in the US, and spoke… https://t.co/7d92JVvTlp