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In February 2021, First Lady of New Jersey, Tammy Murphy, and the New Jersey Department of Human Services announced multiple new Medicaid initiatives for mothers and their babies.

In March 2021, Illinois Governor, JB Pritzker, signed a historic legislative package designed to eliminate sources of systemic racism and advance more equitable practices in multiple areas of the sta…

For a healthy pregnancy and positive birth outcomes, women and their infants require access to appropriate health care services before, during, and after birth.

Skilled teachers are an essential component of a high-quality early learning setting for infants and toddlers, but only 17% of Colorado’s early childhood workforce currently hold a bachelor’s degree.

While much attention was on the national stage in November 2020, important movement for babies and their families was also occurring via state and community ballot initiatives across the country.

Colorado legislators passed several important measures during their late, but productive, session which concluded last week.

As states across the nation make difficult decisions about how to move forward, the outlook is grim. Without the federal aid mentioned above, the hits to state budgets will be severe and long lasting…

ZERO TO THREE’s recently released State of Babies Yearbook: 2020 identifies that by nearly every measure, racial disparities begin early, sometimes before a child of color is even born.

Despite the current crisis, and thanks to persistent and knowledgeable advocates, governors and legislators are holding on to and, in some cases, managing to expand funding and programs for the 2021 …

This year, ZERO TO THREE Think Babies partners in states kept the needs of babies in front of policymakers in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic.

ZERO TO THREE congratulates the University of Texas at Austin on this week’s inaugural convening of the National Prenatal-to-3 (PN-3) Research to Policy Summit: Building a State Policy Roadmap to St…