The Alliance for Early Success is a national nonprofit that works with early childhood policy advocates at the state level to ensure that every child, birth through eight, has an equal opportunity to learn, grow, and succeed.
In its 15-year history, the Alliance has become the trusted, 50-state resource for state early childhood policy advocates.
The Alliance for Early Success can provide reporters a variety of resources on a spectrum of early childhood policy issues.
Contact us for state policy expertise and connections to state advocates in policy areas including:
American Rescue Plan
Child Care Policy
Child Care Workforce
Child Welfare
COVID-19 and Early Childhood
Early Education and Pre-K
Funding Streams (State and Federal)
Home Visiting
Paid Family Leave
Racial Equity in Early Childhood Policy
The Alliance for Early Success and ZERO TO THREE (ZTT) launched a new cohort of Emerging Leaders in Infant and Toddler Policy. The target audience for this community of practice (CoP) is leaders who are new to infant and toddler policy and advocacy, and who have limited access to peer-based professional development opportunities.
The Alliance for Early Success (the Alliance) announced today that Jacinta “Jacy” Montoya Price will join the organization as its new Director of Advocacy and Issue Campaigns. The Alliance is a national nonprofit that advances strong early childhood policy advocacy in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, and essential to that work is supporting the development of effective coalitions and campaigns at the state level. Montoya Price’s deep campaign experience will significantly expand the Alliance’s ability to offer this expertise. Jacinta “Jacy” Montoya Price, Director of Advocacy and Issue Campaigns, Alliance for Early Success Prior to joining the
The Alliance for Early Success, the University of Washington, and Start Early have launched a new resource: the Partnership for Pre-K Improvement (PPI) Toolkit, which is dedicated to improving equitable access to high-quality pre-K. The PPI Toolkit was developed over the course of a five-year collaborative learning strategy between states, research organizations, and advocacy groups.
The Alliance for Early Success has launched a new opportunity for state advocacy organizations: a learning and leadership program called Operationalizing Equity. The offering is a six-month collective experience for Alliance state grantees that will help them operationalize strategies to center racial justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in their work.
Contact:
Stinson Liles
Director of Communications
Alliance for Early Success
sliles {at} earlysuccess {dot} org
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