We are excited to bring you the CCEEPRC 2020 Virtual Event Series. Whether you are learning about the Child Care and Early Education Policy Research Consortium (CCEEPRC) for the first time, or are a long-time Consortium member, we invite you to build knowledge and bridges with us.
What is CCEEPRC?
CCEEPRC was created by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) in 1995 to bring together ACF-funded researchers with policymakers and practitioners to maximize what we can learn from sponsored research and to strengthen bridges between child care and early education research and policies. While the CCEEPRC Annual Meetings are typically closed to Consortium members, we are excited to open up the CCEEPRC 2020 Virtual Event Series to the broader community of stakeholders.
How can I learn more?
Please explore this website for more information on each virtual event, on current ACF-funded research, and much more.
Where can I find information for 2020 virtual events?
Materials for events have been added to the meeting website. Since we have concluded the CCEEPRC 2020 Virtual Event Series, all slides, as well as event summaries and recordings will soon be available on Research Connections (researchconnections.org). You can also find information from past CCEEPRC Annual Meetings on Research Connections.
The Child Care and Early Education Policy Research Consortium (CCEEPRC) is a network of current and former grantees, contractors, and partners funded by the Administration for Children and Families (ACF) who work on child care and early education policy research and actively create connections across individual projects and disciplines, areas of inquiry, and relevant policy areas.
The CCEEPRC annual meeting is an opportunity for professional development to enhance our understanding of critical issues and advance our collective work toward bridging research and policies.
The CCEEPRC annual meeting differs from other research-focused meetings that many of us attend. This meeting is the collective effort of the Consortium -a rich network of stakeholders working in a variety of professional spaces who are committed to strengthening the bridges between research and early care and education policies.
-Naomi Goldstein, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Planning, Research, and Evaluation
Check Out Last Year's Event
CCEEPRC 2019 GALLERY
