Children's Art On Display
May 27th - 29th
The 2008 Winning Beginning NY Children's Art Project will be on display at the Legislative Office Building in Albany, on May 27th - 29th. The display will highlight submissions created by children ages 1 to 5, from diverse early learning settings statewide. The art will be interspersed with photos and learning captions to underscore the importance of investing in quality early care and education.
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Join us in welcoming Governor Paterson to his new position and urge him to support universal Pre-K, high-quality child care, and early care and education professionals. Click here to congratulate the Governor and urge his support of our agenda!

Seniors4Kids visited The Children's Place in Albany - part of their March 11th advocacy day at the State Capitol that included the release of a new report, Generations Unite for Quality Pre-K: New York. See more photos here. Access the report below. |
Recent Releases
Generations Unite for Quality Pre-K: New York, a Generations United report, demonstrates the advocacy role older adults can play in support of increased access and improved quality of pre-kindergarten programs. March 2008.
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Investing in Early Care and Education is a Powerful Public Health Initiative for New York's Children, a Docs for Tots research brief, February 2008.
download research brief 
download 2-page summary 
2008 Winning Beginning NY Advocacy Handbook, an A, B, C, guide to telling your story to lawmakers, media and other concerned groups and individuals to improve the quality of early care and education in New York State.
English advocacy handbook
Spanish advocacy handbook 
Funding the Future: States' Approaches to Pre-K Finance, a Pre-K Now
national report and 2008 update, highlights strategies and sources that states – and some cities – are tapping in order to expand and supplement current pre-k funding. Access the report here.
Tell Us Your Story
Why is loan forgiveness for the early childhood workforce needed? We need YOUR stories to help lawmakers understand why they should pass loan forgiveness legislation. Click here to tell us your story. READ STORIES here.
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