To our valued child care providers and early educators,
As professionals who work with Georgia’s youngest learners every day, you bring invaluable knowledge and experience to the early childhood field. You see firsthand both the opportunities and the challenges facing families and communities. That means your voice is essential in shaping the state and federal policies that affect your work.
Georgia’s early childhood workforce is 72,000 professionals strong. There is strength in those numbers—and strength in your expertise and lived experience. When we come together as a large, unified community, our collective voice cannot be ignored.
That’s why, next Friday, March 20th from 12:00-1:00 PM, the 22 leading child care advocacy organizations listed below invite you to join us for a virtual town hall. During this conversation, we will share updates on recent state and federal developments, hear from you about the challenges you’re experiencing, and give you concrete ways to make your voice heard.
We hope that you can take this hour during your busy Friday to join us. YOU can help represent Georgia’s early childhood community as we share a clear message about what educators and young children need to thrive.
Click Here to Register for the Town Hall.
This town hall is co-hosted by: GEEARS: Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students, American Heart Association, Black Child Development Institute (BCDI) – Atlanta, Caring Across Generations, CDF Action, Easter Seals of North Georgia, Georgia Alliance of YMCAs, Georgia Association for the Education of Young Children (GAEYC), Georgia Budget and Policy Institute (GBPI), Georgia Child Care Association (GCCA), Georgia Head Start Association, Leap Early Learning Partners, Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF), Nana Grants, National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA)/ We Dream in Black Georgia, Our House, Positive Childhood Alliance Bulloch, Professional Family Child Care Alliance of Georgia, Quality Care for Children, Resilient Georgia, Small Business Majority, and Voices for Georgia’s Children.