Do you want to help change the world of early education and care?
Want to help policymakers understand how they can support young children and early educators?
Not entirely sure how?
Apply to join Strategies for Children’s second cohort of our Advocacy Network!
The Advocacy Network is “an engaging, year-long experience for emerging advocacy leaders.”
It’s a chance to connect with educator-advocates from across the state and to make a difference on key issues from public policy to funding to family engagements.
Participants will attend monthly meetings – the schedule is posted here – and they will have the chance to design and implement advocacy projects in their communities.
Additional opportunities include:
– professional development trainings, meetings, and events
– public speaking opportunities
– the chance to write blogs, article, letters to the editor, and testimonies that can be shared with policymakers,
– and leadership opportunities such as serving on boards and advisory committees
To learn more about the Advocacy Network cohort, check out our flyer.
You can also attend our Zoom information sessions, which will be on Tuesday, September 13, 2022, at 1:00 p.m. or 6:00 p.m. Click on either time to RSVP.
And please read some of the blogs we’ve posted about the members of the Advocacy Network’s first cohort:
Gloria Valentin and Yolanda Ramos
Huong Vu and Marcia Gadson-Harris
Know someone who might be interested? Please share this information with them.
For more information, contact Titus DosRemedios at tdosremedios@strategiesforchildren.com.
And please apply! We’re excited to see how you decide to change the field of early education and care!
Eye on Early Education is a blog of Strategies for Children, an organization that works to ensure that Massachusetts invests the resources needed for all children, from birth to age five, to access high-quality early education programs that prepare them for success in school and life. The blogger, 
eyeonearlyeducation.org 
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