Promising options for Early Childhood Funding - Revision history

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 Return to [[Increase_&_Diversify_Funding_to_Address_ACEs_and_Improve_Resilience|Increase & Diversity Funding to Address ACEs and Improve Resilience]]
 = Background on Early Childhood Education Funding in the U.S.&nbsp; =
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 The pandemic has greatly impacted this issue, with 26 states reducing their spending on early childhood education by $254 million compared to the year before&nbsp;<ref>https://www.usnews.com/news/education-news/articles/2022-04-26/how-the-pandemic-devastated-state-run-early-education</ref>.
 = Philanthropic Networks Supporting Early Childhood Development =

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 **Ideal learning environments includes a commitment to equity, instruction is personalized to every student, where teachers have a nurturing presence and childhood is valued while supporting adult development&nbsp;
 **[https://trustforlearning.org/ Website&nbsp;]
 *Project LAUNCH (Linking Actions for Unmet Needs in Children’s Health)
-Project LAUNCH (Linking Actions for Unmet Needs in Children’s Health)
+**Federal-level partnership between the Administration for Children and Families, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration,&nbsp;the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Health Resources and Services Administration
 **Promotes the wellness of children from birth to 8, by focusing on the cognitive,&nbsp;behavioral, social, physical and emotional aspects of child development&nbsp;
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+**Main mission is to ensure every child is ready when entering school and succeeds
-Federal-level partnership between the Administration for Children and Families, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration,&nbsp;the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Health Resources and Services Administration
+**Seeks to improve coordination between child-serving services, and increase access to these services for families and their children&nbsp;
 **[https://healthysafechildren.org/grantee/project-launch Website]
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 **[https://earlyedcollaborative.org/ Website]
 *Trust for Learning
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-Mission is to expand early childhood education services to historically underserved children, and believe these services should be affordable, accessible and socioeconomically integrated&nbsp;
+Promotes the wellness of children from birth to 8, by focusing on the cognitive,&nbsp;behavioral, social, physical and emotional aspects of child development&nbsp;
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-To expand programs, Trust for Learning aims to change key policies to support ideal learning, builds an equitable movement for these policies and focuses on quality of services
+Main mission is to ensure every child is ready when entering school and succeeds
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-Ideal learning environments includes a commitment to equity, instruction is personalized to every student, where teachers have a nurturing presence and childhood is valued while supporting adult development&nbsp;
+Seeks to improve coordination between child-serving services, and increase access to these services for families and their children&nbsp;
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 **[https://earlyedcollaborative.org/ Website]
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 **[https://ecfunders.org/ Website]
 *The Early Educator Investment Collaborative
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+**Goal is to assists early educators with achieving their greatest potential as professionals, and ensuring that children are prepared to succeed in school and in their lives
-Goal is to assists early educators with achieving their greatest potential as professionals, and ensuring that children are prepared to succeed in school and in their lives
+**Driven to invest in educators, and to work across different organizations and sectors to achieve the highest professional development, based on foundational research and collective work
 **[https://earlyedcollaborative.org/ Website]
 *Trust for Learning
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 *Early Childhood Funders Collaborative
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+**ECFC members overcome issues related to early childhood in their respective states, while cooperating with government partners to advocate for issues around early childhood education funding&nbsp;
-ECFC members overcome issues related to early childhood in their respective states, while cooperating with government partners to advocate for issues around early childhood education funding&nbsp;
+**Focus on child care and early childhood financing, children in immigrant families, covid-19, collaborative initiatives, early rational health, policy and racial equity&nbsp;
 **Have created the Rising Child Care Fund, which provides&nbsp; grassroot organizations in different states with resources to advocate for accessible early childhood education for all
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+**[https://ecfunders.org/ Website]
 *The Early Educator Investment Collaborative
 *Trust for Learning

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	= Philanthropic Networks Supporting Early Childhood Development =		= Philanthropic Networks Supporting Early Childhood Development =

−	~~List networks with information~~ and ~~links~~.	+	As funders increasingly see the need to work together for greater impact, the promise of funding collaboratives is growing.  Here are funding collaboratives that support early childhood education and development.
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		+	*Early Childhood Funders Collaborative
		+	**Key facts
		+	**[https://ecfunders.org/ Website]
		+	*The Early Educator Investment Collaborative
		+	*Trust for Learning
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