The Alliance for Early Success celebrates the many tireless Indigenous grassroots activists who helped win the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 – crucial legislation for tribal children and their families.
In this National Issues > State Action webinar, national experts and state advocacy professionals explore human-centered design in policy development and implementation, including in early childhood.
As the early childhood policy advocacy community celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 – October 15), we express our gratitude to first Latina Surgeon General Dr. Antonia Novello for her trailblazing child health policy work and the immeasurable impact she has had on the lives of our country’s children and their families.
The Alliance for Early Success hosted a “huddle” with state advocates to discuss how to continue pushing forward wins for young children and their families on a new landscape of early childhood policy advocacy in the legislature.
The Alliance for Early Success is launching a new community of practice for state advocacy organizations to increase their capacity to engage in authentic and impactful partnerships rooted in lived experiences and the values of racial equity and shared power. The Centering Parent and Practitioner Power Community of Practice (CPPP) will be a nine-month experience dedicated to courageous conversations to deepen understanding, appreciation, and skills to equitably value the expertise of community members in policy and advocacy work.
Today, the Alliance for Early Success announced 10 leaders who will participate in the Early Childhood Emerging Policy Professionals of Color (EPPOC) cohort over the next year. This cohort represents national and state advocacy organizations from across the country.
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