Shining a Light on Afterschool Programs: A Nationwide Celebration

On Your Mind: Mayor Kim Norton of Rochester Discusses Early Childhood Success

By:
  1. Kathryn Shibuya
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City Summit 2023: Atlanta

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Info Session: Capacity Building with the Early Learning Nation Initiative

How to Fund Afterschool Programs in Your Community

By:
  1. Emily Young
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How to Fund Sustainable Afterschool Programs in Your City

From the Event: How to Support Afterschool Programs in Your City

How to Support National Attendance Awareness Month

By:
  1. Brandis Stockman

4 Things City Leaders Need to Know about Opportunity Youth

By:
  1. Antonia Rangel-Caril

How to Support Afterschool Programs in Your City

By:
  1. Brandis Stockman

Municipal Leaders Answer U.S. Secretary of Education’s Call to Action

By:
  1. Emily Young
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How to Support Afterschool Programs in Your City

On Your Mind: Partnership for Success – Philanthropy & Local Government

Addressing Chronic Absenteeism: An Interview with Attendance Works

By:
  1. Brandis Stockman

Celebrating National Summer Learning Week 

By:
  1. Brandis Stockman
  2. Emily Young

Student Engagement: An Interview with Coalition for Community Schools

By:
  1. Brandis Stockman

How Municipalities Can Support Summer Learning Programs

By:
  1. Emily Young
  2. Brandis Stockman

Student Reengagement

Today’s Student Engagement Challenges and How City Leaders Can Help

By:
  1. Brandis Stockman

Cities in Action: Student Reengagement–Hartford Connecticut’s Efforts to Address Chronic Absenteeism

Cities in Action: The City of Avondale, AZ Lends Support to Increase Student Engagement

Engaging Students Through Community Schools

For Mayors and City Leaders:Why Student Engagement and Attendance Matters

Supporting Military Service Member and Veteran Well-Being Through the Arts

Cities in Action: Student Reengagement–Philadelphia Supporting Student Reengagement Through Community Schools Model

What Youth Think About Making Afterschool and Summer Learning Programs Accessible

By:
  1. Emily Young

CIE Spotlight: Promoting an Equitable Early Childhood Workforce in Jacksonville

By:
  1. Samantha Pedrosa
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Lessons from Cities Around the World: Sustainability and Resilience through Green Schoolyards

Connecting Young Children to Nature: An Earth Day Goal for Every Day

By:
  1. Vera Feeny

The Week of the Young Child: How Cities & Communities Around the Country Celebrated 

By:
  1. Lara Burt

On Your Mind: How Austin, TX is Leading the Way for Early Childhood Success

Addressing the Impacts of Environmental Challenges & Early Childhood Development

By:
  1. Jammie Albert

2022 Early Childhood Annual Report

On Your Mind: From End of Year Achievements to New Year of Opportunities

Six “Best Fit” Federal Funding Opportunities for Connecting Children to Nature

By:
  1. Melanie Robinson

Embedding a Prenatal-to-Age 3 Agenda Through Family Economic Stability

On Your Mind: How Rapid City, SD is Leading the Way for Early Childhood Success 

How Cities are Leveraging ARPA Funds to Support Young People

By:
  1. Emily Young
  2. Bela Spooner

5 Ways Cities Can Gear Up for Back-to-School Season

Spotlighting Residential Housing Programs for Women, Children and Families

Cities Allocate Billions of American Rescue Plan Funds Towards Youth Recovery

Investing in Dedicated Early Childhood Municipal Staff

On Your Mind: Enhancing Nature Connection for Children through Federal Transportation Investments 

By:
  1. Kyle Funk
  2. Melanie Robinson
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From the Event: Local Democracy Initiative Webinar Series

What the Keep Kids Fed Act Means for Cities

By:
  1. Patrick Hain
  2. Stephanie Martinez-Ruckman

Cities Commit to Advancing Young Children’s Equitable Nature Connection

By:
  1. Vera Feeny

How Municipal Leaders Can Address the Baby Formula Shortage

By:
  1. Patrick Hain
  2. Jammie Albert

On Your Mind: How Washington, DC is Increasing Access to Childcare

By:
  1. Anna White

Connecting Brain Development to Climate Adaptation 

Tools to Bring Nature’s Benefits to Children

By:
  1. Vera Feeny