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Webinar: Unequal Access, Unequal Opportunity
Removing Barriers to Access to Head Start and Other Programs for Eligible Children and Families
Watch this webinar recording and access a full list of resources (listed below) to:
- Learn about a new report and research from NHSA that updates our understanding of the top barriers to access to Head Start and Early Head Start for eligible families
- Explore relevant frameworks and research from leading access to early childhood scholars
- Understand the importance of family child care and other high-value policy solutions
- Engage in how we support the call-to-action to federal and state advocates and policymakers to elevate and enact policies and funding focused on ensuring equitable access to early childhood education
Speakers:
- Erin Hardy, Senior Research Scientist, NORC
- Kent Mitchell, Senior Director of State Affairs, NHSA
- Natalie Renew, Executive Director, Home Grown
- Kathyrn Tout, Vice-President for Early Childhood Research and Partnerships, ChildTrends
Resources:
- Head Start United: Removing Barriers to Access for Children and Families
- Defining and Measuring Access to High Quality Early Care and Education (ECE): A Guidebook for Policymakers
- Conceptualizing and Measuring Access to Early Care and Education
- Supporting Families’ Access to Child Care and Early Education: A Descriptive Profile of States’ Consumer Education Websites
- Measuring and Comparing Multiple Dimensions of Early Care and Education Access
- Defining and Measuring Access to Child Care and Early Education with Families in Mind
- Parents’ Reasons for Searching for Early Care and Education and Results of Search: An Analysis Using the Access Framework
- Using the Access Framework to Guide Child Care Policy during the COVID-19 Crisis
- Advancing racial equity through neighborhood informed early childhood policies
- Early Head Start application resources for HBCC
- Enhancing Comprehensive Services in Family Child Care with Early Head Start Partnerships
- Comprehensive Services in Home-Based Child Care Networks