WGVU By Leaps & Bounds
Investments in high-quality early childhood care, education, and support programs do more than help children – they also strengthen our workforce and economy. How are communities in West and Southwest Michigan approaching prevention and early intervention in these systems of care? How do the programs benefit children, families, care and education providers, businesses, and taxpayers? Where are the gaps, and how do we fill them? Come along as we take a closer look.
Latest Episodes
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As we continue looking at why Normal Was Never Enough, we examine pathways to building a more equitable child care system.
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Dr. Juan Olivarez joins us for our By Leaps & Bounds segment
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Children whose fathers are involved in their lives are more confident, get better grades, and avoid risky behaviors, which is why it is critical that…
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Child care is essential to the economy, allowing parents to enter the workforce and providers to support both their businesses and families. COVID-19 has…
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Child care is essential to the economy, allowing parents to enter the workforce and providers to support both their businesses and families. COVID-19 has…
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Early Learning Neighborhood Collaborative (ELNC) provides high-quality early care and education programs in vulnerable neighborhoods of Grand Rapids, and…
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In addition to its impact on the many facets of everyday life for families, the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the security of basic needs for families,…
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Parent groups are a great way to connect with other parents. Not only are they a place to learn from other parents, but also learn about resources or…
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When parents develop a secure attachment relationship with their child, it strengthens children’s self-esteem, concept and worth. Arbor Circle’s Early…