Learn About Strategies to Improve Equitable Access to Early Care and Education
Families with low incomes face considerable challenges with enrolling their children in early care and education (ECE) due to factors such as limited funding for subsidized care and geographic disparities in the availability of ECE programs. Finding solutions to these challenges is critical to ensure families with low incomes can access the care and education they need to be able to work and achieve financial security.
A panel of experts to discuss policy solutions for improving access and participation in ECE, featuring:
- Iheoma Iruka, Equity Research Action Coalition, University of North Carolina
- Jennifer Ng'andu, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Gail Piggott, Alabama Partnership for Children
- Tammy Mann, Campagna Center
Presentations by researchers who received grants from the RWJF’s Equity-Focused Policy Research program to understand disparities in access to ECE, featuring:
- Kristen Copeland, Cincinnati Children's Hospital and Medical Center
- Meghan McCormick, MDRC
- Lindsay Wexler, Tulane University
- Songtian (Tim) Zeng, UMass-Boston
- Sarai Coba-Rodriguez, University of Illinois Chicago
This event will include closed captioning and accessible materials in advance. Please email events@mathematica-mpr.com if you have any questions or need additional assistance.
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