Finance Reform Learning CommunityNational Conference Call Archive

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What are the Benefits and Challenges of the Emerging Models for Governance of Early Care and Education Services/Systems in the States? Conference call held on Thurs., January 25th, at 3:00 p.m. (Eastern Time).
Conference Call Notes	ECEGovernanceCall_Notes_2007
Other Resource Materials	ECEGovernanceCall_Resources_2007
Georgia	ECEGovernanceCallResources_GA_2007
Pennsylvania	ECEGovernanceCallResources_PA_2007
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Can Tax Strategies Help Promote and Finance Quality Early Care and Education Services? Conference call held on Mon., November 13, 2006 at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time).
Conference Call Notes	TaxStrategiesCall_Notes_2006
Other Resource Materials	TaxStrategiesCall_Resources_2006
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New Partnerships: Child Care and Regional/Transportation Planning Conference call held on Thurs., September 28, 2006 at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time).
Conference Call Notes	ECETransportationCall_Notes_2006
Other Resource Materials
Child-related Transportation Funding Matrix created by Karena Pushnik, Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission – June 2005	ECETransportationCall_FundingMatrix
Transportation Child Care Slides	ECETransportationCall_Slides
Smart Growth, Livable Communities, Sustainable Development and Transit-oriented Development compiled by Kristen Anderson	ECETransportationCall_TODSources
Flyer from, “Planning for Child Care in California” written by Kristen Anderson	ECETransportationCall_PlanningFlyer
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The Role of Unions in Early Care and Education: Challenges and Opportunities Conference call was held on April 27, 2006 at 3:00 PM. (Eastern Time).
Conference Call Notes	UnionsECE_Call_Notes_2006
Other Resource Materials	UnionsECE_Call_Resources_2006
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Using Economic Development Policy to Strengthen Quality Child Care Conference call was held on Tues., May 24, 2005, at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time).
Conference Call Notes	EconDevECE_Call_Notes_2005
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Shared Service Strategies for Early Care and Education Businesses: Lessons Learned From the Field Conference call was held on Wed., April 13th, at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Conference Call Notes	SharedServicesCall_Notes_2005
Other Resource Materials
What does the Term Shared Services Mean?	SharedServicesCall_Meaning
Collective Management of Early Childhood Programs: Approaches that Aim to Maximize Efficiency, Help Improve Quality, and Stabilize the Industry. Stoney, Louise (2004) – Smart Start’s National Technical Assistance Center and Cornell University Linking Economic Development and Child Care Research Project.	SharedServicesCall_CollectiveManagementReport
Shared Services Strategy For Child Care Centers. Soller, P. (2004) – Powerpoint presentation on what early care and education can learn from the private sector about marketing shared services.	SharedServicesCall_Presentation
Child Care Ventures (2005) Centralized Services Project Survey	SharedServicesCall_SurveyHandout
Kinderstreet Cost Assessment Model	www.kinderstreet.com
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Using Child Care Economic Impact Studies to Support Change: Lessons From the Field Conference call was held on Tues., December 7th, at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Conference Call Notes	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_Notes_2004
Other Resource Materials	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_Resources_2004
Links to internal resources in the above document:
Powerpoint presentation on the findings of Vermont’s study.	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_VermontPPT
The Vermont Child Care Planning Guideline. This was developed to help municipal/regional planners address the new child care planning goal – added to Vermont State Statutes as part of the Governor’s Jobs Bill in 2002.	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_VermontGuide
Social Math Example: Provides a pictorial comparison of the # of child care workers in the county versus other industries.	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_SCSocialMath
Theory of Change for the Local Investments in Child Care Project (LINCC)	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_SCLINCC
Child Care in Our Communities – Article by David Foster of Santa Cruz for the National Planning Commissioners Journal, Summer 2004	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_ChildCareCommunities
New Findings, Methods and Strategies for Increasing Economic Investments in Early Care and Education. Dana E. Friedman, Ed.D.Early Childhood Funders’ Collaborative (2004).	UsingEconImpactStudiesCall_FriedmanArticle
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Costing Out Early Care and Education Conference call was held on Mon., July 19, 2004 at 3:00 PM (Eastern Time)
Conference Call Notes	CostingOutECE_Call_Notes_2004
Other Resource Materials	CostingOutECE_Call_Resources_2004
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Paid Parental Leave Policy: An Infant Care Strategy Conference call was held on Thurs., April 29, 2004 at 12:00 PM (Eastern Time).
Conference Call Notes	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_Notes_2004
Other Resource Materials	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_Resources_2004
Links to internal resources in the above document:
State Paid Leave Initiatives in the 2002-2003 State Legislatures: Making Family Leave More Affordable	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_StateRoundUp
What is At-Home Infant Care (AHIC)	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_AtHomeInfantCare
At-Home Infant Care: A Side-by-Side Comparison of Federal and State Initiatives	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_AtHomeInfantCareChart
Fast Facts – Employers, Family and Medical Leave, and the Bottom Line	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_FastFacts
About California’s New Paid Family Leave Law	PaidFamilyLeaveCall_PaidFamilyLeave
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