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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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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

NWLC Responds to the Introduction of the House Labor-HHS Appropriations Bill

State Advocates Learning Community Call Notes 2/7/19

Child Care and Development Block Grant Sign-on Letter – Appropriations FY20

The Importance of Investing in the Child Care and Development Block Grant

State Child Care Assistance Policies Fall Short in Meeting Families’ Needs

State Advocates CCDBG Call: Questions & Answers

State Advocates Learning Community Call Notes: Strategies Used to Increase Reimbursement Rates

State Advocates Learning Community Call Notes: Serving Additional Children

Helping Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care Providers Meet New Requirements Under the Child Care and Development Block Grant Reauthorization Law

FY 19 Appropriations Letter

New CCDBG Money is Making a Difference: Document the Impact

Helping Parents in Low-Wage Jobs Access Affordable Child Care: Opportunities Under the Reauthorized Child Care and Development Block Grant

Raising Payment Rates Raises Quality of Child Care

Child Care Is Fundamental to America’s Children, Families, and Economy

Omnibus Provides Historic Boost in Child Care Funding and Protects Tips for Workers, But Congress Must Protect Dreamers

Implementing the Child Care and Development Block Grant Reauthorization: A Guide for States