Learn more about the Everyday Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) signed in December 2015, and how it focuses on the importance of the early years for long-term student success.
Explore how investing in direct subsidies such as the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit (CDCTC) is vital to helping low- and middle-income families with young children afford quality child care.
While most websites have their own guidelines for accepting blog submissions, which you should review, here are some key ideas to keep in mind as you prepare to write and submit a blog post.
Explore important early childhood policy issues and processes, including what different laws do, how they work, how they support you—and how you can support them.
Regardless of which medium you choose, it is crucial to exercise the appropriate protocol and courtesies that make it easier for press to cover your story.
NAEYC has created a suite of resources and tools to help you gain the necessary knowledge and skills to elevate your voice and advocacy efforts to new levels.
Whether you work directly with early childhood educators, children, and/or families or serve primarily as a policy or research organization, here are some activities your 501(c)3 organization can conduct leading up to and on Election Day.
Strong relationships build trust and help ensure that policymakers know who you are, how you can be helpful, and why your mission is important. Learn more about how you can build these relationships.
You’re ready to raise your voice on behalf of high-quality early childhood education and educators. Where should you begin? Here are some key players you should know.
