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Read about the Call featured in Boston OpportunityAgenda's brief What a Pandemic Reveals
   

The 9:30 Call is a check-in for early education and care community. The call runs daily, Monday–Thursday from 9:30–10:00 AM. We all jump on right at 9:30—so no need to jump on early. All are welcome to attend. We have individuals from Early Education and Care, Community-based Organizations, Nonprofits, Research, Philanthropy, Business, Higher Education, State and Local Government, K-12, Health, Human Services, Economic Development, Law.

We often welcome guest speakers to share updates. This call is on Zoom and we use the same link every day. If we do record, we’ll be sure to give you a heads up.

The SFC team sends out a summary follow-up email every day. If you missed the call live, you can always catch-up with the follow-up email.

It has been a great opportunity to get everyone on the same page, share updates, and develop action steps. The calls have provided the space for us all to address and discuss many challenges facing the field today and share our collective successes. This supportive community has accomplished a lot since March of 2020.

 

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WHO'S ON THE CALL?

875 Total Number of Callers

"This has been a tremendous way to stay anchored and know the pulse of the field statewide."

"We meet with legislative staff members, and they say, I get it. I get it. I get it. Now what do you want me to do? That's why we have to come up with solutions that involve the voices of the people in the field who are doing this work."

 

PREVIOUS SPEAKERS    

Former Mayor of Lawrence, Dan Rivera


Facing an emergency: Lawrence invests in more child care

Dr. Katherine Hsu, DPH


Advice on COVID-19 from local epidemiologist Dr. Katherine Hsu

Ruqiyyah Anbar-Shaheen


The city of Washington, D.C., raises early educators’ salaries by $10,000

 

 
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