Funding Area: Families and Communities
to capitalize on the momentum for reform, prevent unintended backlash, and build bipartisan support for a national paid family leave program
to capitalize on the momentum for reform, prevent unintended backlash, and build bipartisan support for a national paid family leave program
for core support for the paid family leave work to rebuild bipartisan conversations on national paid leave policies and to incrementally expand access to leave
to establish the methodology and to conduct a representative survey of the nation’s child care providers on the impact of the American Rescue Plan Act funding
for core support for the Early Childhood Initiative to make early childhood a bipartisan, priority issue and to develop the architecture for improving the quality of federal, state, and local early learning and development programs
to support work on early childhood education and paid family leave
to support work on educating the business community about the benefits of paid family leave
to support work on early childhood education and paid family leave
to support work on early childhood including paid family leave and early learning
to support research on the economic impact of paid family leave in California
to support the Bright Futures program over 24 months