Moving Early Learning and Care Forward: Federal Legislative Proposals from Lawmakers on Both Sides of the Aisle
While Congress has put forward numerous federal early learning and care proposals over many years, FFYF has curated a sampling of bills authored by Democrats and Republicans that work to support educators, elevate quality, improve access and affordability, and strengthen existing programs. These proposals range from comprehensive to targeted and highlight the complex needs facing families, children, and educators, specific to early education and care.
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