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Advancing Equity and Sustainability for FCC Educators

FCC educators are the backbone of our child care system, offering personalized, flexible, and culturally responsive care to children and families nationwide. Yet, despite their essential contributions, they face systemic barriers that jeopardize their ability to sustain and grow their programs. These challenges are not new, but the urgency to address them has only increased…

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Amplifying Advocacy in Family Child Care: NAFCC’s Upcoming Speaking Engagements

At the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC), we believe in the power of advocacy and leadership to drive positive change in the family child care landscape. Erica Phillips, our Executive Director, embodies this commitment through her upcoming speaking engagements, where she will address critical issues impacting caregivers, children, and families. These events present…

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Discover NAFCC’s Professional Development Academy

In family child care, staying current with best practices and evolving strategies is critical for providing the highest quality care to young children. Ongoing training is essential for caregivers, educators, and advocates, as it helps them remain informed about regulations and innovative approaches that enhance our work and benefit the families they serve. The National…

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NAFCC “On the Move” (September 2024 Highlights)

In this month’s edition of “On the Move,” we celebrate the tireless efforts and dedication of our National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) members and staff as they champion the cause of family child care across the nation. From engaging in crucial discussions with policymakers to participating in forums that shape the future of…

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NAFCC August Advocacy in Action 2024

Join Us for August Advocacy in Action! The National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) is excited to introduce “August Advocacy in Action,” beginning August 12. This important period is dedicated to amplifying awareness and pushing for vital federal actions and policy changes within the family child care sector. Why August Advocacy Matters The primary…