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THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
THAT'S WHERE WE COME IN
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Our community has many programs and organizations to help children—one by one, or year by year.
Few efforts in our community actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
But few efforts actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
But few efforts actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
Few efforts in our community actually help change the system for all children, particularly our most vulnerable, over the long run.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
You can advance solutions proven to support child development and give families access to essential resources.
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
What would it be like if we ended childhood poverty in Monroe County?
Imagine every school in our community as a hub for resources and services that all children and families need to thrive. Register today for the 2nd Annual Community Schools Summit. Several workshops are available on topics such as collective impact, the social determinants of health, and the first 1,000 days of a child's development. #health #education #partnerships #TakeActionTuesday
TCA Director of Policy, Pete Nabozny, appeared today on the WBAI radio show, Living for the City, to discuss the release of the 2019 Kid’s Count Data Book and what the data shows for children living in New York State. Pete’s appearance came at the 34 minute mark of the program.
2019 Kid’s Count Data Book – WBAI Living for the City
TCA Director of Policy, Pete Nabozny, guests on the WBAI radio show, Living in the City, to discuss the release of the 2019 Kid’s Count Data Book and what the data shows for children living in New Y...Let's ensure that child care is a top-line issue for all local, state, and national races... "[child care] it’s an issue that resonates with voters regardless of party, race or geography; and, as of yet, we aren’t talking about it in a serious way." #ChildCare
Opinion | Why don’t Americans talk about child care?
It’s a major issue for families. Democrats should seize it.How will Monroe County’s decision to lower child care co-pays change what working families will have to pay for child care? Pete Nabozny, Director of Policy for The Children's Agenda, explains what it may mean to you.
Monroe County child care victory for children and low-income families.
Read our statement regarding the county's recent decision to reduce the fee that some low-income families pay for child care.
thechildrensagenda.org/2019/07/09/monroe-county-child-care-victory-for-children-and-low-income-fa...
County Child Care victory for children and low-income families
Smart Choices, Bold VoicesThe Children’s Agenda advocates for effective policies and drives evidenced-based solutions for the health, education and success of children. We are especially committed to children who are vulnerable because of poverty, racism, health disparities and trauma.
