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Lenice Emmanuel

Guest opinion: Alabama must value children and families enough to invest in child care

National Domestic Workers Alliance, Care Workers Can't Wait Summit

Care Workers Can’t Wait: Recognition Month & Inaugural Care Summit

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LIFT. BUILD. EXPAND. TRANSFORM. Raising Child Care Fund 2022 Annual Report

Media encourages community during covid 19 health crisis

Raising Child Care Fund Welcomes New Grantee Partners

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Galvanizing EC Philanthropy: Introducing ECFC’s 2023-2028 Strategic Plan

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Call to Funders: Reproductive and Birth Justice

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Historic Win for Early Care and Education in New Mexico

Photo Credit: https://www.documentaries.org/clarissas-battle

Clarissa’s Battle: Parent Organizing in Action

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Untapped Potential: Maternal and Child Nutrition in the First 1,000 days

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Equity is a Verb: Building Trust with Grantees

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Prioritizing Young Children in Federal Hunger and Nutrition Recommendations

Thomson, D., Ryberg, R., Harper, K., Fuller, J., Paschall, K., Franklin, J., & Guzman, L. (2022). Lessons From a Historic Decline in Child Poverty. Child Trends.

Lessons from a Historic Decline in Child Poverty

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