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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?
A smiling educator holds a baby and kneels next to a toddler playing at a table.

How Champions for ECE Compensation Are Meeting the Moment
A Black preschool teacher assists a child with their drawing.

D.C.’s Devastating Proposal Kills Support for Its Early Childhood Educators
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The OTHER Working Women’s Movement: Child Care Activism in the Late 20th Century
A family child care provider at work

Child Care Contract A Step Toward Equity and A Promise for Systemic Change
A teacher sits with her circle of young children in a classroom decorated with letters and numbers.

TK Teachers Speak: A View From the Classroom in Spring 2023
The literacy corner of an elementary school classroom, with books, paper crafts, and alphabet magnets.

Why is Transitional Kindergarten Enrollment Lagging? A Look at Parent Survey Data
California state capitol in black and white

Proposals for Reimbursement Rate COLA Represent Necessary but Incremental Progress for California’s Early Educators 
A woman in her 60s feeds a baby in a high chair.

Family, Friend, Neighbor, and Nanny Care in California: A New Study
A teacher pictured sitting in the block area of a classroom talking to a child on their left while supporting another child with block play.

Early Educator Work Environments: Educators in Oregon Share Their Experiences
Early childcare educator outdoors playing with Children

CSCCE Is Core Partner In New National Early Care and Education Workforce Center