During the week of July 17, Moms First hosted the National Business Coalition for Child Care Corporate Champions event with US Secretary of Commerce, Gina Raimondo, in Washington DC. EPIC’s […]
Since 2022, EPIC and key partners have pursued actionable solutions in finance, real estate, policy, and regulations to start and sustain high-quality early care and education supply across Colorado. Join […]
On April 18th, President Biden signed an Executive Order on Increasing Access to High-Quality Care and Supporting Caregivers. The Executive Order does not immediately make any changes to child care. […]
A new child care center has recently been established through a fruitful partnership between Pueblo Community College (PCC) and Life Center Academy, founded by EPIC Executive Member, Pastor John Richardson. […]
It’s the end of another 120-day session of the Colorado state legislature, and as always, it was a sprint at the end, with the legislature logging 8 straight days of […]
EPIC is continuing to represent Colorado’s business community in advocating for policies that advance the workforce of today while developing the workforce of tomorrow. Child Care Contribution Tax Credit […]
EPIC and Clayton Early Learning partnered on an event earlier this month. “Futures Grow Here – Denver Mayoral Candidate Conversations about the Future of Colorado Families” was hosted at the […]
We are thrilled to announce that the Colorado Department of Early Childhood (CDEC) has partnered with EPIC to bring back the Employer-Based Child Care Design Lab 2.0 to support employers, […]
Adeeb Khan and his preschooler son, Taj Khan, advocate for enrollment in Universal Preschool.
As the business community’s nonpartisan voice for early childhood, EPIC leads efforts to build infrastructure and advance policies that support the workforce of today while developing the workforce of tomorrow. […]