Housing is Our Lane: The Role that Early Childhood Sector Should Play to Improve Access to Quality, Affordable Housing

Archived Meeting Resources January 10, 2023

This session was presented during BUILD 2022 National Conference.

Engaging Partners in North Carolina’s Compensation Strategies: State Perspective

Video October 13, 2022

In this video, Kristi Snuggs, Deputy Director of North Carolina's Division of Child Development and Early Education, discusses how North Carolina engages partners when designing compensation strategies and models.

The Intersection of Housing, Health and Early Childhood: Using ARPA Funds to Support Stable Housing and Better Outcomes for Michigan’s Young Children and Families

Archived Webinar October 7, 2022

This document includes a list of resources shared by presenters during the webinar.

The Intersection of Housing, Health and Early Childhood: Using ARPA Funds to Support Stable Housing and Better Outcomes for Michigan’s Young Children and Families

Slide Deck October 7, 2022

This webinar explores ways in which Michigan has used pandemic funding to support housing initiatives that intersect with the health, early care and education, and well-being of Michigan’s young children and families.

The Intersection of Housing, Health and Early Childhood: Using ARPA Funds to Support Stable Housing and Better Outcomes for Michigan’s Young Children and Families

Video October 7, 2022

This webinar explores ways in which Michigan has used pandemic funding to support housing initiatives that intersect with the health, early care and education, and well-being of Michigan’s young children and families.

Collaborating Across State Agencies to Benefit Families in New Jersey

Podcast September 20, 2022

Tonya Coston is the Executive Director of the Division of Early Childhood Services at the New Jersey Department of Education. Host Dr. Sherri Killins Stewart asks Tonya about how she collaborates across agencies and departments to involve other state leaders in the mission of increasing equity in early childhood systems for children and families in New Jersey.

Partnerships to Improve the Quality of Infant/Toddler Care: Child Care and Early Head Start

Archived Meeting Resources August 25, 2022

This session was presented during the BUILD 2021 National Conference.

Collaboration Between Federal, State, and Tribal Organizations: A Story of Equity for Minnesota Tribal Children and Families

Archived Meeting Resources August 24, 2022

This session was presented during the BUILD 2021 National Conference.

A Coalition of Caring: How Wisconsin Advocates Are Building a System of Child Care for Infants and Toddlers

Report April 8, 2022

In 2020, approximately 40% of Wisconsin’s working families with children under 5 years old did not have access to child care due to a lack of supply. But thanks to the leadership of the Wisconsin Early Childhood Association and a coalition of cross-sector leaders, state advocates now have a coordinated approach to advance state and local policies designed to support a high-quality sustainable model of child care. Read more in this new case study from Children’s Funding Project.

Child Welfare and Early Childhood: Cross-Systems Collaboration to Improve Outcomes for Young Children and Their Families Series: Prevention

Slide Deck March 17, 2022

This slide deck is from the third webinar of the Child Welfare and Early Childhood: Cross-Systems Collaboration to Improve Outcomes for Young Children and Their Families series.