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Early Childhood Institute News
2005
W. K. Kellogg
Foundation Awards $1.25 Million for Hurricane Response
DEC. 14, 2005
Needs
for Data, Mental Health Training, Interstate Collaboration
Emerge from Hurricane Forum
DEC. 12, 2005
Rural
Early Childhood to Hold Forum on Hurricane Recovery
DEC. 1, 2005
Young
Children in Katrina Region Disproportionately
Poor
NOV. 30, 2005
FEMA
Declares 20 Counties in Wilma Disaster Area;
382,750 Child Care Slots Affected
OCT. 28, 2005
Florida Office of Early
Learning Reports Damage by Hurricane Wilma
OCT. 25, 2005
Children’s Defense Fund, Save the Children, RIF,
Kaplan, Gryphon House, Creative Curriculum Help
Fund “Get Back Up and Going!” Workshop
OCT. 25,
2005
Report from Hancock County, Miss.: Most Early Care and Education Providers Still Closed
OCT. 18, 2005
Up to 94% of Child Care
Slots Are at Risk in Coastal Counties
OCT. 6, 2005
Almost Half
of Katrina-Hit Head Start Facilities Still Closed
OCT. 5, 2005
Child Care Bureau Tip Sheet Links
Child Care, Katrina Recovery
OCT. 5, 2005
Report from Biloxi: “Not a Pretty Sight for Miles and Miles”
SEPT. 29, 2005
New Reports
Show Child Poverty Higher in Rural and Inner-City Areas, Katrina
States
SEPT. 29, 2005
Hurricane Rita Blows Past 457
Licensed Child Care Providers in Texas, Louisiana; Thousands of
Slots Are Likely Damaged or Lost
SEPT. 26, 2005
Report from Pascagoula: Storm
Surge Washed Away 11% of Licensed Child
Care Slots in One Mississippi County
SEPT. 16, 2005
Two-thirds of Licensed Centers in
Jackson County, Mississippi, Damaged or Destroyed
SEPT. 15, 2005
After Katrina, Many Children,
Families, Caregivers Urgently Need Mental Health Care
SEPT. 14, 2005
Head Start Provides $15 Million to Help Hurricane Evacuees
SEPT. 13, 2005
Report from Petal:
Early Care and Education Providers Struggle to Reopen
SEPT. 11, 2005
Rural Early Childhood Atlas Shows Early Care
and Education Providers in the Path of Hurricane Katrina
SEPT. 7, 2005
Sesame
Street to Broadcast Special Hurricane Katrina Episodes Sept. 12-16
SEPT. 7, 2005
Rural Early Childhood Joins
Gulf Coast Relief Effort
SEPT. 2, 2005
Forum at Clinton Center
Focused on American Indian, Alaska Native Young Children
AUG. 2, 2005
Rural
American Indian, Alaska Native Children Sharply Different than
Other Rural Children on Some Measures in Early Childhood
Longitudinal Study
JULY 9, 2005
Rural
Early Childhood Forum on American Indian and Alaska Native Early
Learning Will Be July 28-29 at Clinton Center
JUNE 9, 2005
Far Off and Far Behind: New
Analysis of ECLS-K Shows Wide Disparities for Rural Young
Children
APRIL 18, 2005
William Raspberry Praises
South’s Early Childhood Educators
MARCH 12, 2005
Rural Early Childhood Invites
Proposals for Forum on American Indian and Alaska Native Early
Learning
FEB. 3, 2005
Annjo Lemons to Lead Excel
by Five Community Initiative
FEB. 1, 2005
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