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Child Care: Research-Based Policy Recommendations for Executive and Legislative Officials in 2017

Jan 19, 2017

To increase access to child care, we recommend strategies that address both affordability and quality, reflecting the large body of research on the critical role of high-quality early childhood experiences in children’s later academic and life success.

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