The NWRA strives to pool provider stories from across the nation; their realities are the stories we aim to tell.
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On October 14, 2020, Dr. Walter Gilliam and Yale University released a study that shows that child care programs that remained open during the COVID-19 pandemic did not contribut
Read MoreOn July 7th, President Kelly Smith wrote a letter to the Ways & Means Subcommittee on the Child Care Crisis and the Coronavirus Pandemic.
“We at the Alliance applaud your ef
Read MoreThe National Workforce Registry Alliance, Inc. welcomes Kimberlee Belcher-Badal, Ph.D., as the new executive director. Dr. Belcher-Badal takes the reins on November 11, 2019.
Read MoreNew members of the Board of Directors for the National Workforce Registry Alliance have been elected. New members begin their term on October 31, 2019, and will begin their orienta
Read MoreThe National Workforce Registry Alliance promotes state/regional workforce registries’ role in early childhood and afterschool state systems and use of members’ collective data
Read MoreA registry is an information system for the early childhood and school age workforce that promotes professional growth and development, captures critical information about the work
Read MoreWorkforce registries have been a recognized source of data about the early childhood and school-age workforce for many years.
Read MoreThe “2012 State of the Nation’s Trainer and Training Registries and Approval Systems” survey was initiated by the National Registry Alliance’s (the “Alliance”) Trainer
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