Grant supports Fatherhood Committee, teacher development and student learning.

Ealasha Vaughner, a Clayton parent, recently took her two young daughters all the way to Washington, D.C., to advocate for making the potential of every baby a national priority through policies such as comprehensive national paid leave and high-quality, affordable child care.

On behalf of the Clayton Early Learning Board of Trustees, we are thrilled to share that Rebecca (Becky) Crowe has been selected to be our organization’s next president and chief executive officer.

A year ago today, Clayton Early Learning, the Colorado Children’s Campaign, and a steering committee of diverse stakeholders, gave birth to Raise Colorado, a coalition that takes collective action to promote bold public policy and change public perception regarding the health and well-being of pregnant people, new families, infants, and toddlers.