What the Election Results Mean for Early Care and Education
Two local ECE ballot initiatives were successful, while hopes for increased federal investment were quashed
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Q&A with LSX Fellow Bethany Koby on the Future of Learning
Koby is the co-founder and Chief Vision Officer of Fam Studio, a family innovation studio focused on play-led technology
[Event Recap] Child-Centered, Joyful Learning in the Early Elementary Grades
Envisioning the ideal elementary school experience for young children
Rising Liability Insurance Costs Pose an 鈥淓xistential Threat鈥 to Child Care Providers
State lawmakers are starting to take notice and contemplate action
Q&A with LSX Fellow Henry Samson Mafulul on the Transformative Power of Film and Storytelling
Mafulul is executive director of the Jos Film Initiative (JOFII), a nonprofit arts and media youth empowerment and development initiative
In DC and Louisiana, Advocates Work to Avoid Damaging Funding Cuts
In lean budget times, successful advocacy can often take the shape of avoiding deep cuts or even planned eliminations to vital programs.
Q&A with LSX Fellow Oana Negru-Subtirica on Educational Identity and Romania鈥檚 Education System
Negru-Subtirica is a Romania-based professor who leads the Self and Identity Development Lab at Babe葯-Bolyai University and focuses on youth
In Texas, Helping Out Child Care Providers with a Tax Break
It鈥檚 now up to local officials to approve the property tax exemption for child care providers
Where Does Tim Walz Stand on Early Care and Education?
As governor, Walz oversaw the creation of a paid leave program and increased funding for child care
Where Does Kamala Harris Stand on Early Care and Education?
As Senator and Vice President, Harris has advocated for expanded federal funding for early childhood education.