How the Aspire Registry helps New Yorkers trust their early childhood workforce
The Aspire Registry’s dedication to supporting New York’s early learning community remains as strong as ever.
New Research Network study recommends pathways to address Early Intervention shortage
To enhance the quality of educational preparation for Early Intervention professionals and to address New York State’s shortage of Early Intervention providers, the research team makes three recommendations for the state to consider as pathways to increase and enhance the capacity of the state’s Early Intervention workforce.
Investing in New York’s early childhood workforce
Several of the Institute’s initiatives are highlighted in New York State’s new Child Care Availability Task Force report.
Jabari Brisport visits QUALITYstarsNY
Equitable pay and respect for early childhood educators were themes of New York State Senator Jabari Brisport’s remarks at the QUALITYstarsNY all-staff convening.
Early Childhood Career Development Center receives prestigious Heckscher Grant
The Institute’s Early Childhood Career Development Center has been awarded a grant from the Heckscher Foundation for Children for an […]
Policy Effects on NYC Early Education Centers
Dr. Maria Mavrides Calderon’s policy brief discusses the implications of compensation and work conditions policies affecting New York City Early […]
Secondary Trauma in the Post-Pandemic Early Childcare Workforce
What I’ve recognized during this pandemic, and most of the world has applauded, is the courage and commitment from our […]
New Report on New York State Early Learning Workforce Highlights Issues with Compensation and Staff Wellbeing
The New York Early Childhood Professional Development Institute is committed to building a system that supports the early childhood workforce. […]