Policy Resource
State Policy Tracker
View this at-a-glance resource to see which states have important policies in place to promote high-quality programs for infants and toddlers and build the capacity of the workforce.
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New York Expands Infant Toddler Specialist Workforce
In the spring and summer of 2019, New York more than doubled the number of full- and part-time Infant Toddler Specialists working to increase the quality of child care across the state.
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Maine Commits to Supporting Young Children’s Social and Emotional Development
A new law creates a statewide, voluntary, early childhood consultation program that will support parents and teachers of young children with consultants who have advanced training in early childhood …
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Hawaii Utilizes Family Child Interaction Learning Programs as Part of a Mixed Delivery System
Family Child Interaction Learning programs are an alternative to traditional childcare for many of Hawaii’s families.
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States Move Forward on Paid Family and Medical Leave
Three more states have taken steps toward ensuring that families have adequate, unhurried time to create positive, consistent relationships with their babies. Time with infants during their earliest …
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Oregon Passes Student Success Act
The Student Success Act offers a historic financial commitment to supporting the health and development of young children in the state.
