The Child Care Crisis is Hurting Connecticut’s Economy
Investing in our state's child care system will benefit families, children, and the economy.
The Child Care Crisis is Hurting Connecticut’s Economy
Cost of Living: Top of Mind Among CT Voters as We Head into Presidential Election
“I make sure all my money goes to basic essentials, and I’m still living paycheck-to-paycheck. I’m...
Connecticut Child Care Incubators: What They Are & What’s Next
CT’s child care incubators empower aspiring educators with free resources to start quality child...
Know Your Rights: Kindergarten Entry Guide
What to know about Connecticut's kindergarten eligibility law.
Parent Guide: What to Know When You're Looking for a Child Care Provider
What to consider and which questions to ask when deciding on a child care provider that will meet...
Legislature Increases Need to Fund Early Childhood Education in 2025
President and CEO of The Connecticut Project Action Fund Garth Harries reacts to Governor Lamont's...
Just Getting Started: Our 2024 Inaugural Report
Connecticut is wonderful, and it's especially challenging for low-income people.
Delay Connecticut's Kindergarten Eligibility Law: A Call for Equity and Support
Starting in 2024, a new state law will require children to turn five years old by September 1 of...
A Parent's Plea: Give Us Time to Plan for Kindergarten Eligibility Law
Explore the personal impact of Connecticut's kindergarten eligibility law through the eyes of a New...
Reaction to Release of Blue Ribbon Panel Report
The Connecticut Project commends the Blue Ribbon Panel's recommendations for equitable early...