Q&A with Broward County, Florida: Planning for a Virtual Read for the Record During Uncertain Times Read for the Record mural in Broward County, 2018 Broward County, Florida has
Tomorrow, millions across the nation will commemorate Juneteenth—the end of slavery in the United States. The history of the holiday has its roots in the announcement of
In the days since our Call to Action last week encouraging support of national organizations engaged in racial justice work, the march toward justice, equality, and equity has
Full Report View Report Mini-Reports National Evaluation of Jumpstart, 2018-2019: Child-Level Findings View
Image: George Floyd Via Offices of Ben Crump Law On the heels of the tragic Ahmaud Arbery murder, this week a white woman explicitly criminalized Black male skin — that of
We know the research behind early learning and its long-term impacts. Yet, as underserved children face substantial learning loss due to COVID-19, child care centers, the first formal education spaces
Newbery Medal winner Meg Medina’s picture book named 2020 Read for the Record pick BOSTON, MA—Jumpstart, a national early education organization, announced their partnership with Somerville, Massachusetts-based independent children’s book publisher
With the vast majority of our nation’s schools—from preschools to universities—shuttered, there has been a mad scramble for remote learning resources. Parents are deluged with myriad apps and links to
“It is an incredible honor to see seeds of love, creativity, and inclusiveness blossom yearly into smiling and more empowered children that will be the next generation of community.” Throughout 2019,
By: Erik Martinez Jumpstart Alum, UCLA 2012-2016 During the season of giving, I often find myself reflecting on the many experiences that helped shape who I am today. Jumpstart
