Addressing Child Poverty

The impact of the pandemic has created an opportunity to reconsider its traditional responses to poverty.

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Child Care is Essential

Creating two classes of early care and education programs hurts parents, teachers and children.

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Why the State Must Invest in Child Care

Child Care Providers are Key to California’s Recovery

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Hundreds of child care providers closed

Lack of funding, increased costs, and fears of COVID-19 all play a role in loss of care providers

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COVID-19 Affects Low-Income Children

Struggling with the experience of poverty, COVID-19 has only inflamed the difficulties many families are enduring.

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Mothers of Color are losing their jobs

The COVID-19 recession has impacted families in different ways.

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Tax Break Neglects Most Underserved

Children with the greatest economic needs may be the least likely to see a benefit.

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Master Plan for Early Learning and Care

Governor releases a plan for building comprehensive and equitable early learning system over the next decade.

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Unequal Adaptation to COVID Schooling

The pandemic will widen achievement gaps because of disparate parental access to time and resources.

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