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Child Care & Early Learning Policy Implementation

With significant investments and strong policies, our child care system can work better for children, families, and child care providers—but only if implemented effectively at the federal, state, and local levels.

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Sustaining Family, Friend, and Neighbor Child Care During and After COVID-19: Survey Findings

How the American Rescue Plan Provides Critical Relief to Women and Families

100 Days 100 Wins

100 Wins, 100 Days: Decisive Actions to Advance Gender Justice

Child Care and Early Learning: Addressing the Urgent Crisis

Child Care’s Struggle to Survive COVID-19: State Impacts and Responses (July Update)

Coalition of Over 50 National Organizations Urge Congress to Provide at least $50 billion in Stabilization Funding to the Child Care Sector in Next COVID-19 Relief Package

Child Care in Crisis: Stories from the Field

The National Child Care and Early Learning Coalition says: Black Lives Matter.

National Child Care Organizations Letter to Speaker Pelosi in Response to Significant Underfunding of Child Care in HEROES Act

Five Reasons Stabilizing Child Care During the Coronavirus Pandemic Is Critically Important for Families and the Economy

Technical Appendix: Child Care is Key to Our Economic Recovery: What it will take to stabilize the system during this crisis

Child Care is Key to Our Economic Recovery: What it will take to stabilize the system during this crisis

Full Brief: Child Care is Key to Our Economic Recovery: What it will take to stabilize the system during this crisis

Improving and Expanding Child Care Assistance to Stabilize Our Economy

Ensuring Home-Based Child Care Providers Can Access New and Expanded Federal Benefits

Child Care Coalition with Nearly 500 Organizations Requests At Least $50 Billion for Child Care

COVID-19 Response: Getting Flexible Child Care Funding to the States

NWLC Submits Comment in Response to Administration’s Request for Information on Improving Access to Affordable, High-Quality Child Care

Child Care and Early Learning Sign-on Letter – Appropriations FY21

Principles for Child Care: A Vision for Investing in High-Quality, Affordable Child Care

States Use New Child Care and Development Block Grant Funds to Help Children and Families

State Advocates Learning Community Call Notes 6/13/19

Extremist Anti-Abortion Laws are Undermining Legislative Progress in States

Raising the Caps: What This Means and Why Congress Needs to Act