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Public Transit: Make It Comfortable, Compatible & Easy (Especially For Parents With Children)
By Sean Rusnak, Health Policy Fellow; Megan Carolan, Director of Policy Research Public transit is for everyone… supposedly. The…
FinancingBlog
Thinking Outside The Box On Construction Costs: Pay For Success And Facilities Funding
In our recent blog on the Legacy Early College project, we detailed some of the attributes which make…
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October 2019 Newsletter
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Policy & AdvocacyBlog
How An Insufficient Public Transportation System Decelerates Economic Mobility
By Sean Rusnak, Health Policy Fellow Greenville, South Carolina is a rapidly growing, increasingly urban area – that has one…
Early Learning & CareBlog
Forest School Reflection
By Guest Blogger, Charlotte Neidenbach, Clemson University Class of ’20 (Early Education) Long before buildings were ever built, nature…
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September 2019 Newsletter
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Health & Health CareBlog
Doubling Down On Doulas To Improve Birth Outcomes
By Megan Carolan, Director of Policy Research; Bryan Boroughs, Vice President Doulas are labor and birth support professionals who…
FinancingBlog
A New Chapter In Pay For Success: The Case Of Legacy Early College
By Megan Carolan, Director of Policy Research & Brittany Timmons, Legacy Project Consultant In late 2016, Legacy Early College, a…
Early Childhood DevelopmentBlog
Every Child Is A Writer: Examining Our Perspectives Can Change Our Messaging
By Anna H. Hall, Associate Professor of Early Childhood Education in the College of Education at Clemson University During my…
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July 2019 Newsletter
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Digital Decisions: How Policymakers & Families Can Navigate Technology For Young Children
By Megan Carolan, Director of Policy Research Last week, I had the privilege of sitting on a panel briefing in…
Health & Health CareBlog
Comparing South Carolina’s Child And Maternal Health Indicators Internationally
Sean Rusnak, Post-Baccalaureate Fellow This blog is part of ICS’s series utilizing information from our South Carolina Early Childhood Databook,…