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For Providers: Guidance On Using The Child Care Funding Of The American Rescue Plan
COVID-19 blog series In early March 2021, Congress passed the American Rescue Plan (ARP)…
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Pouring From An Empty Cup: Caring For Young Children During A Pandemic
by Mackenzie Soniak, PsyD Director, Partners for Early Attuned Relationships (PEAR) Network, South Carolina Infant and Early Childhood Mental…
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New Research Acknowledges The Benefits Of Pre-K
COVID-19 blog series As the country has considered how it will emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic, child…
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In “Grandfamilies,” Seniors Experience A Different Set Of COVID-19 Challenges
COVID-19 blog series Nationally, an estimated 85 million people (17 percent of all U.S.
Early Childhood DevelopmentBlog
Act Early To Identify Developmental Issues In Children
by Lorraine Cragan-Sullivan, South Carolina’s Act Early Ambassador Did you know 23 percent of children aged 3-17 in South Carolina…
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6 Ways You Can Prevent Child Abuse And Neglect
Guest Blog Post: by Robert A. Saul, MD – President, South Carolina Chapter of the American Academy…
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Weathering The Storm Of Housing Instability During The COVID-19 Pandemic
COVID-19 blog series In February 2021, ICS was pleased to co-host a webinar on housing challenges…
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Food Insecurity Remains An Issue For Families With Children
COVID-19 blog series More than a year into the COVID-19 health crisis, millions of American families,…
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But I Am A Child! – The Adultification Of Black Girls And Implications For Early Childhood
Officer: Stop acting like a child.Young Girl: I am a child! In a recent blogpost we detailed…
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