Today we released a report with @BLACaucusNYC of @NYCCouncil on the path forward to @salaryparity for the early childhood workforce. https://t.co/g0IZJ4eDBs

Please join the Campaign for Children, the Coalition for Equitable Education Funding, and our partners for an in-person conversation on Wednesday, 4/23, at 10am with NYC 2025 mayoral candidates on Child Care, Education, and Youth Services. Register: https://t.co/0Ig7swDcs5

Past-to-Present We Celebrate Our Students #NAEYCWOYC2025

@HSActionNY @marializardo @SOMOSNEWYORK We held a powerful Nonprofit Luncheon this week at #SOMOS2024 with @CathCharitiesNY and co-sponsors @COFCCA @DCCNYINC @FPWA @HSUNYC @liveonny @NYCETC_org @theNetworkNY @UJAfedNY @unitedwaynyc @UNHNY! Thank you for coming together to build solidarity for #JustPay 💪

Thank you @AttorneyCrump for highlighting Matthew's commitment to nurturing young minds! @DCCNYINC was proud to honor him and will continue supporting committed early childhood educators!

Congratulations Day Care Council of New York Celebrating 75+ Years of Championing Equitable Access to High-Quality Child Care 💃🏽❣️

Early childhood educators lay the foundation for academic success, and their work is essential to empowering working families to thrive in NYC. This tentative agreement is a step in the right direction for this critical workforce. Congratulations to @DCCNYINC and @DC37nyc!

Save the Date! On Monday, October 28th, DCCNY will proudly host our inaugural 2024 DCCNY Legacy Ball: Celebrating 75+ Years of Championing Equitable Access to High-Quality Child Care.

When Council Member Kevin Riley invites your Pre K Graduates to a ribbon cutting ceremony you have to make a video We are Williamsbridge NAACP Early Childhood Education Center and we appreciate our Council Member, Bronx Borough President Gibson & all involved in this project💙

Thank you to all those that came out, and we hope to see you for the rest of our Provider Resource Days this summer! @DCCNYINC @cpc_nyc #childcare #selfcare

Thanks to all of the providers who came out this weekend to the @nyccrr Health & Wellness Fair this weekend, and to @DCCNYINC for doing so much to organize this fantastic resource for the providers in our network!

A lack of investment in early childhood education would leave thousands of families and children without services, including special education. Yesterday, Council Members and advocates rallied to call on @NYCMayor to restore cuts and invest in early childhood education.

This morning, I was joined by my incredible colleagues, members of labor, advocates, and parents at our rally calling on @NYCMayor to fully invest in early childhood education. The message was clear: it's time to put our youngest New Yorkers and working-class families first.

Thousands of children who need high-quality child care do not have access. Thousands with disabilities can't get support. Thousands of families are considering leaving the City due to high costs and even more are being pushed into poverty. We need fully-funded Universal 3K now.

🔴 LIVE: @NYCCouncil, Unions, Parents, Early Childhood Ed Providers, and Advocates Call on Mayor to Prioritize Early Childhood Education Investments in City Budget

NYC's early childhood education providers need salary parity to stop a staffing crisis affecting services for children and families. See great coverage from @Gothamist

So grateful to our amazing child care champions @SenatorBrisport @AM_AndrewHevesi @SenatorBrouk and @sarahhartclark for their tireless work to pass statewide presumptive eligibility and decoupling today! Together, we can win big for NY's families and early childhood educators.

At @DCCNY we are proud to be part of the @EDCAP_NY network and be able to support so many people in the ECE community get relief from burdensome student debt. If you need help with student debt, sign up for individual counseling here: https://t.co/m5lTtTN5M1

To deliver for our communities, the budget must support the services that move our city forward, not take resources away from 3-K, libraries, schools, parks, and programs that address mental health, reduce recidivism, and provide essential services that New Yorkers rely on.

The City’s failure to adequately invest in early childhood education has pushed working families to the brink. This morning, @NYCSpeakerAdams, Council Members, and advocates rallied to urge @NYCMayor: Families and children need the city to prioritize 3-K and Pre-K in the budget.

Working families are relying on the City to deliver a budget that prioritizes and funds early childhood education. Now is the time to invest in 3-K and Pre-K, and make good on our promise to New Yorkers. Thank you to the children and families who joined us at our rally today!