A Coalition of Caring: How Wisconsin Advocates Are Building a System of Child Care for Infants and Toddlers
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.
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The 2022 Increase in Child Poverty is Especially Detrimental for Young Children
Blog September 25, 2023
This blog explains the impact of the policy choice to not renew the Child Tax Credit on the child poverty rate.
Home-Based Child Care: Embedding Wellness in HBCC Systems through Strengthening HBCC Networks: An Evidence-Based Framework for High Quality (Benchmarks)
Archived Webinar September 21, 2023
This recording and slide deck are from the September 19, 2023 Home-Based Child Care Webinar.

Workforce Compensation
Report August 29, 2023
A robust early childhood care and education workforce is at the heart of any solution to stabilize the child care sector, and adequate compensation is pivotal to that end. That reality comes through in the PDG B-5 grant applications; many states demonstrate a keen focus on supporting workforce compensation. This brief explores and synthesizes the strategies to increase compensation that states proposed in their PDG B-5 grant applications.