After a three-year break, the Alliance for Early Success hosted CONNECT22—a three-day event that brings together state advocates, national early childhood policy experts, and members of the organization’s communities of practice. Three-hundred early childhood champions from all 50 states and the District of Columbia gathered in downtown Chicago, November 14-16
Alliance allies gathered to learn from national and state partners about the impact of federal safety net policies and what levers states have to support families’ economic security.
A week after the midterm elections, Alliance allies gathered to hear from state partners and think together about how to shift their advocacy strategies to maintain and grow their effectiveness given the new political realities in their states.
From ballot measures to shifting power dynamics, election day results at the state level have big implications for children and their families. Take a look at some of the key developments.
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.
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