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The Quantum Curtain
The Cycles of Regenerative Governance in Kenya
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Next Steps: Increasing ECE’s Leadership Capacity
The final post in a three-part guest blog series on ways to grow the ECE field’s collective leadership capacity.
The Practice of Leadership
The second post in a three-part guest blog series on the importance of elevating leadership development as a field-wide priority.
Addressing Early Childhood Education’s Leadership Capacity Gap
This three-part guest blog series argues the importance of elevating leadership development as a field-wide priority.
Taking a Comprehensive Approach to Children’s First 10 Years
In order to significantly improve outcomes for children, policy needs to take a comprehensive, coordinated approach.
Experts Address Race and the Role of Child Care
Recapping Child Care Aware of America’s Racial Justice, Equity and the Role of Child Care Webinar.
National Academies’ Financing Report: More Relevant Now Than Ever?
There’s no going back to the way early care and education were financed in this country before the pandemic
Announcing the 2020-2022 Learning Sciences Exchange Fellows
Today, the Jacobs Foundation, New America, and the International Congress on Infant Studies welcome the second cohort of LSX Fellows.
When Grandma Becomes an Early Childhood Educator
More parents are turning to family and friends for childcare. But who’s making sure these caregivers are safe and prepared?
