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Parents of children under age two in Alaska obtained vital information about how they can support their children’s healthy development and early learning at Babies on Track premiere events that took …

The Colorado legislature passed three bipartisan bills to reform the state’s child care subsidy program in May 2014. The bills aimed to increase the affordability of child care, ease burdens for work…

Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper announced the creation of an Office of Early Childhood (OEC) on June 7, 2012.

The California Statewide Screening Taskforce is an interagency collaboration of representatives from all major state agencies serving young children and key organizational partners.

The Comprehensive Approaches to Raising Educational Standards (CARES) Plus Program was First 5 California’s Teacher Signature program.

In Arkansas, state and community leaders recognize that stability for infants and toddlers in the child welfare system can be dramatically improved when stakeholders across service sectors work toget…

First Things First was created in 2006, when voters passed a ballot initiative setting aside 80 cents from each pack of cigarettes sold in order to fund the expansion of health and education programs…

In June 2011, Arizona rolled out its quality rating and improvement system (QRIS), Quality First, as part of its commitment to an interconnected early learning system.

The Association for Supportive Child Care (ASCC) developed the Arizona Kith & Kin Project in 1999 to strengthen the quality of family, friend, and neighbor (FFN) child care providers.

Initiation of breastfeeding has increased through the efforts of the All Alaska Pediatric Partnership “Breastfeeding Workgroup" which includes representatives from various communities and programs ac…

The Best Beginnings Early Learning Council was established in 2006 to oversee implementation of Alaska’s Ready to Read, Ready to Learn Task Force recommendations, and includes former task force membe…

Wisconsin has begun providing training and technical assistance (T-TA) to professionals who directly serve young children and families.