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November-December
Featured article
Money Matters: Community programs boost families’ incomes
Community-based organizations, such as family support and child development programs, can promote families’ economic success with strategies like these
Children's Advocates Roundtable
- The new state budget: what finally happened?
- 2008 legislative highlights
- Together for California's Future
- Early care and education: Building unity
Bookbasket
Hard Times
Stories of other children’s experiences provide examples of ways to cope with economic pressures
The California Child Development CORPS
Riverside conference gets the word out about the Corps
Early childhood teachers and providers organizing and advocating for better pay, benefits, job conditions, and professional respect.
Hot topics
Its not good to grow up too early
Parents are taking action—in their homes and in the community—to protect girls from developing too soon
Hot topics
New country, new child care system
Immigrant child care providers—and even many who were born here—sometimes find the system confusing
Early care and education--Learning through play
Learning through play: We don't sit and practice writing each letter
Play activities that include letters and writing prepare children to read
Money Matters: Money matters for child development
Raising families’ income is a key strategy for improving the lives—and life chances—of young children
