Whether in a big, small, mid-sized, city, town, or village — local government is uniquely positioned to improve early childhood outcomes and build a tomorrow where every child can succeed. It is through our local governments that we come together as a community. Local government sets laws, regulates actions, delivers services, and establishes programs. Unfortunately, many of our policies and practices are informed by long-standing systems of oppression and these institutional structures result in the inequities we see in our communities and early childhood outcomes.
This webinar is part of our four-part series in Early Childhood Municipal Policy 101.
Original event date: July 28, 2020
From the Event: Financing & Resourcing for Early Childhood Success
Early Childhood Municipal Policy 101: Navigating the Political Landscape
Embedding Equity in Early Childhood Success
How Hartford is Strengthening the Early Childhood Workforce
- Annika List
How Jacksonville is Building Partnerships and Supporting the Early Childhood Workforce to Create Quality Services
- Annika List
