The MA Early Childhood Funder Collaborative and Neighborhood Villages hosted breakfast and conversation highlighting model strategies supporting: programming, policy, and innovation.

Neighborhood Villages is hosted a virtual conversation with school leaders, Craig Martin and Dr. Brenda Cassellius, from Boston on why early education matters. The discussion covered the impact of early education and care on K-12 education and why child care is education justice.

Neighborhood Villages hosted a virtual discussion with change-makers from across the country on what local governments can do now to ensure that all children have access to high-quality early education and all families have access to the care solutions they need to thrive.

On April 7th, Neighborhood Villages hosted a virtual conversation in partnership with Strategies for Children to talk about a key budget priority for families, educators, and early education providers across the Commonwealth: the Massachusetts Commonwealth Cares for Children (C3) Stabilization Grant program.