Workforce registries are established and uniquely positioned to supply data on child care professionals, which inform compensation efforts and contribute to ACF’s Equity in Actio
The National Workforce Registry Alliance today released the Executive Summary of its biennial national data set during its annual conference.
Read MoreEarly care and education (ECE) workforce registries are data systems originally conceived to track the child care workforce’s training, course work, and formal educational achievem
Read MoreOn 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 MoreThe National Workforce Registry Alliance today released the Executive Summary of its biennial national data set during its annual conference.
Read MoreThis report presents descriptive analyses about the early childhood and school-age workforce based on the 2017 National Workforce Registry Alliance Dataset.
It also presents analy
The National Workforce Registry Alliance (Alliance) seeks to promote a framework that improves training, education, and ultimately the competency of early childhood professionals.
Read MoreThe 2015 National Workforce Registry Alliance Dataset Report provides a descriptive analysis on the workforce from nine registries: Connecticut, Illinois, Miami-Dade County (FL), M
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