On September 28, Wendy Cervantes spoke on “Holding Our Families Together in Uncertain Times,” an episode of Brazelton Touchpoints Somos Familias Latinas series.
On September 23, Jesse Fairbanks was a panelist at the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s Summer of IDEAS series event titled, “From Foster Care to Homelessness: A Film & Conversation on the Fight for Stability,”
On July 22, Suma Setty served as a panelist on a First Focus on Children congressional briefing titled “Collateral Damage: How HR 1’s ‘Adult’ Medicaid Cuts are Impacting Children & Families One Year In.”
On August 1, Priya Pandey presented a workshop on immigration and child care covering safe spaces, immigration policy, and how early childhood providers can support immigrant families in their care at Community Change’s national child care convening.
On September 23, Wendy Cervantes spoke at the Center for the Study of Social Policy Summit on a panel entitled, “Supporting Immigrant Children and Families: Meeting the Moment and Building Toward a Better Tomorrow.”
In recent years, states like New York and New Mexico have demonstrated that universal child care is possible. However, despite widespread awareness of the value of child care and positive progress at the state level, the Trump Administration has continued to dismantle the existing child…
On June 4, Elyse Shaw spoke to Hill staffers as a part of the panel “Women, Work & AI Panel: Preparing Workers and Communities for the AI Economy,” which was organized by the Women Tech & Telecom Partnership and the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.
On July 16, Wendy Cervantes spoke at the Early Childhood Policy in Institutions of Higher Education’s Federal Policy Institute on a panel entitled ”Thinking Broadly about Early Childhood Policy: Beyond the Classroom.”