National Voter Support for Funding Children’s Services
A new national poll commissioned by the Children’s Funding Project shows that the majority of voters in every region of […]
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Limited Waiver Opportunity
The U.S. Department of Education has announced an overhaul of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program that they will […]
First Conversations Book Series
As a follow up to our blog post on the book series First Conversations we wanted to share a recent […]
Reflections by Research Network Scholars: Jillian Crosby
The New York City Early Childhood Research Network is a project of the New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute. […]
Inclusive and Family-Centered Infant-Toddler Care: Research on Educator’s Experiences
“By we assessing the children within 45 days…we may see wherethat child might need some help and where can we […]
Reflections on the Abolition of Mandatory Reporting
The events of the past 18 months have given rise to a massive global civil rights movement that has invited […]
Research to Practice Reflections
“It is research that will spotlight the importance for supporting the early childhood field…”-Research-to-Practice session participant. This April, the Professional […]
Getting Ready for Back to School Transitions! Ideas for Teachers to Connect with Families
As families prepare to support their children as they enter school after an incredibly tumultuous year, it is important for […]
NY Child Care Stabilization Grants
Governor Andrew Cuomo recently announced that New York State will administer nearly $1.1 billion in stabilization grants to support child […]
Simone Biles and the Importance of Teaching Children Consent
When I first started working with the Gender, Sexuality and the Family team at the Institute, I was troubled by […]