Bolstering State and Local Care Infrastructure with Federal Recovery Funding
More than $3 billion have been allocated to care projects, but funds remain on the table for communities to invest in care.
More than $3 billion have been allocated to care projects, but funds remain on the table for communities to invest in care.
A collaborative series of memos offers new tools for state governments seeking to improve their use of technology going forward.
Putting people at the center of programs, starting small and scaling for impact, and leveraging data to track progress.
This brief examines missed opportunities for early care and education programs and maps the fractured system across all 50 states.
More than $2.84 billion in flexible recovery funds are being used to support care projects; it’s not too late for others to do the same.
If we are to chart a course to a more wise and equitable future, we will need to change our systems in ways that directly address wellbeing.
To better understand the issues around access to early care and education programs, we listened to the families trying to use them.
Four New Practice Lab fellows, staff and advisors have published books about public problem solving in a more people-centered way.
As early childhood education programs address teacher shortages, one community program is growing teachers from within.