Yes, Presidential Candidates Kiss Babies. They Should Also Embrace Early Childhood Education.
“One of the few issues with widespread support from Democrats, Republicans and Independents…”
Monthly Archives: September 2016
Fatuma’s Story
“It was a prison with no bars,” Fatuma says of the refugee camp. “No education, nothing to do. No hope for the future.” Now her past informs her future.
Confessions of a SCAN Student Ambassador: A Field Experience I’ll Never Forget
Canvassing isn’t easy. So, 16-year-old Bella writes, “I doubled down, beating on and kept knocking on those doors.”
Stories of Refugee Children
“A rocket landed on top of a three-story building, crushing it like you crush biscuits,” said 13-year-old Rami, a Syrian refugee.
Parents Speak Out: We Must Expand Access to Preschool!
As students went back to school this fall, we asked Americans to share their stories of struggle accessing preschool. What we received was powerful.
5 things to know when advocating on Capitol Hill
“As we headed into our first meeting, I was incredibly nervous. Why would my legislators listen to me, a kid who wasn’t even of voting age?”