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By Vicki Roper, Director, Prevent Child Abuse Kansas, for the Fall 2020 Issue of Kansas Child magazine. The outbreak of the coronavirus has changed our world... Read more.
Building a Community of Leaders: Promoting Healthy Eating and Physical Activity through Communities of Practice
By Georgia Thompson, Senior Program & Policy Analyst, Nemours and Rebekah Duchette, Senior State Systems Specialist, Nemours for the Summer 2021 Issue of Kansas... Read more.
Start With Those Who Know The Challenge Best
By Julia McBride, Vice President, Kansas Leadership Center Originally published in the Winter 2021 Issue of Kansas Child Magazine If you aspire to launch more creative... Read more.
Encouraging New Foods Through Play
By Diana Floyd, RD, LD, Kansas State Department of Education Originally published in the Summer 2020 Issue of Kansas Child Magazine Getting children to try new foods... Read more.
Child Care in Kansas: Paralysis to Action
By Travis Rickford, Executive Director, LiveWell Northwest Kansas Originally published in the Winter 2021 Issue of Kansas Child Magazine Today, our rural way of... Read more.
Why Bother Going Outside?
By Jeannie Evans & Janelle Balarashti, Early Care & Education Team, The Family Conservancy Originally published in the Summer 2020 Issue of Kansas Child... Read more.
For The Public Good: Child Care As Economic Development
By Dr. Bradford Wiles, Associate Professor/Extension Specialist, Kansas State University Originally published in the Spring 2021 Issue of Kansas Child Magazine.... Read more.
Keeping Children Safe and Healthy – Questions to Ask Your Child Care Provider About COVID-19
Your child means the world to you, and you do all you can to make sure they have what they need to be healthy and happy. You shouldn’t have to worry about your... Read more.
Finding a Training Has Never Been Easier!
Finding a training is now easier than ever! Providing early care and education is one of the most rewarding – and challenging – careers you could choose! As... Read more.
Child Care Sustainability Grants
Kansas child care providers have worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic, even when other businesses closed. Yet many are struggling to stay afloat. Prioritizing... Read more.