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“Just Playing?” The Sacred Work of Childhood
At ITCN’s 51st Annual Conference, we heard “Just Playing” by Anita Wadley—reminding us that play is not a break from learning, it is learning. In Tribal child care, play helps children grow strong in identity, culture, and skill. From pretend cooking to storytelling, these moments are the foundation of who they’ll become.
Jul 152 min read
Child Care in the News: Immigration Crackdowns, Pronatalism Push, and Head Start at 60
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Jul 132 min read
Child Care in the News: Tribal Advocacy, Funding Freezes, and Provider Warnings Come to Life
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Jul 71 min read
Child Care in the News: Budget Battles, Rising Costs & Who Fills the Gap
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Jun 302 min read
Understanding the Senate Budget Bill: Impacts on Tribal Communities and the Nation
Major Senate proposals could reshape Medicaid, taxes, and Tribal programs—learn what’s at stake and how to share your story.
Jun 303 min read
Child Care in the News: Behind the Buzzwords, Families Still Lose
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Jun 221 min read
Child Care in the News: Rising Attendance in Home-Based Programs, Policy Setbacks, and the Power of Educator Voice
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Jun 82 min read
Child Care in the News: Babies, Budgets, and Broken Promises - What Congress Must Face in the Fight for Child Care
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Jun 12 min read
Child Care in the News: Delays, Double Standards, and the Fight to Save Head Start
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May 252 min read
New Tool Helps Track Federal Funding for Children and Youth Services
Explore a new tool to find and track federal funding for children and youth services—now searchable by state and program category.
May 212 min read