ACNJ Stands in Solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter The final moments of George Floyd’s life, as well as the countless other injustices impacting black and brown lives across the nation, highlight the need to combat the centuries of trauma that have resulted from systemic racism. Now is a time to reflect, challenge our assumptions and actively address […]
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The Workforce Behind the Workforce: Child Care Workers and the Need to Address Their Compensation
Workforce compensation for child care workers needs to be a higher priority in order to support a vital sector to our state’s economy.
The Latest: COVID-19 Response
Stay up to date with the latest on COVID-19’s impact on early learning and health programs, children, and families
Turning Chronic Absenteeism in to Chronic Attendance by Creating a Welcoming Climate and Culture in Schools
Rutgers Profesor, Maurice Elias, shares solutions to improve school attendance.
Think Babies NJ
The science is clear. Our brains grow faster between the ages of 0 and 3 than at any other point in life. Those first few years lay the foundation for the rest of a child’s life, affecting everything from classroom performance, to earning potential, to life expectancy.Get Early Childhood Data The moment is now. We […]
