Our KidsFlash blog helps child advocates and policymakers stay up to date on the latest child wellbeing news around the state. In our weekly newsletter, you can find data and research on child health, early childhood learning and development, K-12 education, and more. During the legislative session, KidsFlash also serves as a resource to help track important legislation and policies affecting Colorado's kids. Get the inside scoop on the Children's Campaign's outreach efforts - including information on important fundraising and advocacy events, as well as efforts being undertaken by the It's About Kids and Circle of Friends networks. The KidsFlash blog is your connection to the resources and information you need to make a difference in the lives of Colorado's children.
As the transition to the new Department of Early Childhood continues, the Early Childhood Leadership Commission (ECLC) continues to host engagement opportunities to uplift community voices.
Join Lexia Learning the week of Oct. 18-22 for a series of webinars, panels, and question-and-answer sessions that explore important aspects of supporting ELL students.
On Sept. 23, the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) hosted the Reimagine Education Symposium. While it may be over, there are still more opportunities to learn about school climate in Colorado coming up.
The panel will be held on Oct. 27 from 6-7:30 p.m. It will feature a variety of experts from the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado, Life-Line Colorado, Second Chance Center, the University of Denver Graduate School of Psychology, and the Children’s Campaign’s own Sam Espinoza.
Between spring 2020 and spring 2021, many Colorado children experienced changes in how they received their education due to COVID-19.
We are only one week away from our 2021 Annual Fundraiser, presented by Goldbug, Inc.! While ticket sales for our in-person watch parties have closed, there is still time to register for our free, virtual program on Oct. 8.
The University of Colorado has developed a cache of resources and services for educators, administrators, and support staff intended to help our state’s educational workforce garner the support they need throughout the ongoing pandemic.
This change impacts more than 250,000 households and 499,000 individuals across Colorado.
