Funding Area: National Policy

for leveraging and implementation of the Investing in America agenda in support of early childhood education

for the Federal-State Information Project (F-SIP) to bring stakeholders, researchers, policymakers, and implementers together to ensure that children and families are considered as top priorities

in support of work to decrease the rate of uninsured children, reduce the number of eligible Medicaid enrollees with coverage gaps, and improve access to high-quality services and supports for Medicaid beneficiaries in Georgia

to implement a coordinated effort to expand Medicaid coverage for children and pregnant and postpartum women; to reduce coverage gaps and disparities in Medicaid enrollment; and to defend Medicaid expansion

to amplify the reach of the Families First narrative as well as growing subscriber relationships with cross-pressured parents in key states

for core support of the Georgetown Center for Children and Families

to support work to advance and protect federal policies that support the health, nutrition, and early education needs of Latino children and families, prenatally through age 3

for transforming funding to enable community rooted solutions: reducing racial and economic inequities in maternal, neonatal and infant morbidity and mortality

for general support

for core support for early learning and paid family leave programs