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A partnership with Child Development Associates, the San Diego Food Bank, and San Diego for Every Child
Read MoreEquitable Distance Learning Taskforce
School districts, education experts, non-profit organizations, and community leaders form Taskforce
Read MoreCOVID-19 Children's Fund Launched
San Diego for Every Child launches fund to assist with food, childcare, and equitable distance learning.
Read MoreEnding Child Poverty in San Diego
KPBS Evening Edition anchor Maya Trabulsi talked with Erin Hogeboom, Director of San Diego For Every Child.
Read MoreEnding Child Poverty In San Diego
Nonprofits, community leaders and organizations have joined together to create "San Diego for Every Child."
Read More190+ mil infantes en situación crítica
Se unen organizaciones
Read MoreGoal to Cut Experience of Child Poverty
Local leaders and nonprofits joined forces recently to create San Diego for Every Child: The Coalition to End Child
Read MoreLocal Effort to to Halve Child Poverty
Nearly two dozen community groups and agencies in the region have teamed to launch San Diego for Every Child.
Read MoreCoalition to End Child Poverty Launches
Organizers Call on Community Advocates of All Backgrounds to Join Effort, Push for Change
Read MoreResearch
San Diego Childcare Needs Assessment
91% of San Diego County infants and toddlers do not have a spot in an affordable childcare program.
Read MoreWhat We're Reading
Tax Break Neglects Most Underserved
Children with the greatest economic needs may be the least likely to see a benefit.
Read MoreMaster Plan for Early Learning and Care
Governor releases a plan for building comprehensive and equitable early learning system over the next decade.
Read MoreUnequal Adaptation to COVID Schooling
The pandemic will widen achievement gaps because of disparate parental access to time and resources.
Read MoreThe U.S. is Neglecting Our Poorest Kids
The United States neglects our most vulnerable children. Social security changes would end child poverty.
Read MoreChild Care in the US is Broken
Child care has become central to US economic recovery, but day cares are struggling to safely stay open or reopen
Read MoreCalifornia Child Care at the Brink
The Devastating Impact of COVID-19 on California Child Care
Read MoreChild Care Disruptions Hurt Parents
Families of color struggled with child care before the pandemic
Read MoreA Calling to Child Care
Hear from YMCA's Luisa Montes about family child care champion of 25 years, Joy Mclaurin, of Oceanside
Read MoreCOVID-19 and Our Food System
Immediate Impacts and Priority Recommendations for Policymakers and Funders
Read MoreParents Unequipped for Distance Learning
A survey shows that the vast majority of parents feel completely unequipped to guide their children’s education.
Read MoreBecome a Community Champion
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Community Champions are individuals and neighborhood groups across San Diego County who believe that we can cut the experience of child poverty in half by 2030.