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Advocates, families, and Spaces in Action organizer Hope Joyner gather at the Wilson Building to protest proposed cuts to D.C.’s Pay Equity Fund. Posing for a photo outside of the Mayors office while holding signs that read, "Pay Equity for early childhood educators."

When Early Educators Brought Child Care Inside a D.C. Government Building
A teacher kneeling down while speaking with students.

Underfunding is the Problem: Repeal and Rollback are not the Answers
Early educator and two young children play with foam sensory paint.

Las disposiciones sobre inmigración de la ley H.R. 1 empeoran las condiciones para el cuidado y educación en la primera infancia
Headshot of CSCCE Executive Director, Savitha Moorthy.

Welcoming Savitha Moorthy, Our New Executive Director
An early educator sits with a child playing with Play-Doh.

Salary Scales: An Important Tool for Advancing ECE Compensation
An early educator helps a toddler to plant some seeds in a planter.

Cutting the Safety Net: What H.R. 1 Means for Early Educators’ Economic Security
An early educator helps a group of children paint with foam paints.

H.R. 1 Immigration Provisions Worsen Conditions for ECE
A teacher sits at a table with five children while they eat their lunch.

Covering Caregivers: What D.C.’s HealthCare4ChildCare Can Teach States
Educators at Wisconsin's first Worthy Wage Day in 1992.

Uncover Your Early Care and Education History

California 2025: It’s Time to Do Right by Early Educators
Early educators at the state capitol in Maine, fighting to keep their wage supplement from being cut in half.

Proposed Cuts to Maine’s Child Care Programs Threaten Hard-Won Gains for Early Educators
Two child-care workers play with a baby in each of their laps.

It’s (Almost) 2025: Will the U.S. Finally Fund a Child Care System That Values Women?