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Policy   |  Research

 

 

Policy:

Birth to Five Policy Alliance—shifting the odds for our youngest, most vulnerable children so they can grow up eager to learn and ready for success in life.

 

National Scientific Council on the Developing Child—combines cutting-edge, scientific knowledge on early child development to impact public decision-making that impacts the lives of young children.

 

National Women’s Law Center—championing laws and policies that work for women and families.

 

Pre-K Now—advancing high-quality, voluntary pre-kindergarten for all three- and four-year-olds.

 

Ready Nation—a business partnership for early childhood and economic success aimed at amplifying the voice of business leaders in support of early childhood policies that strengthen our economy and workforce.

 

Young Virginians: Ready, Willing, Unable to Serve—a report compiled by Mission Readiness that urges policymakers to invest in early education to strengthen our national security.


Voices for Virginia’s Children—building a powerful voice for children and inspiring Virginians to act on their behalf.

 

 

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Research:

Child Trends—an independent, non-partisan research center dedicated to improving the lives of children and their families.

 
Harvard Family Research—developing strategies to promote the educational growth, social successes, and well-being of children, families and their communities.
 
National Institute for Early Education Research—supporting early childhood education initiatives by providing objective, non-partisan information based on research.
 
The Center for Law and Social Policy—develops and advocates for federal, state and local policies to strengthen families and create pathways to education and work.
   
Zero to Three—advancing the healthy development of babies and very young children. Tips and information to help parents educate themselves and participate in dialogues through electronic discussion groups on specific topics.

 

 

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