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TREC Hosts Sixth Rapid Round Table Focused on the Quest for Equity & Quality

TREC Hosts Sixth Rapid Round Table Focused on the Quest for Equity & Quality

by Children At Risk | May 12, 2022 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Equity, Research, TXFLC

Dismantling the systemic barriers to provider participation in Texas’ QRIS and increasing access to high-quality ECE for children and families of color. Media Contact: Rashena Flagg, 713.301.4577  On Thursday, May 12, CHILDREN AT RISK and the Texas Racial Equity...
C@R Collaborates to Address Issues Impacting Spanish-Speaking Communities

C@R Collaborates to Address Issues Impacting Spanish-Speaking Communities

by Children At Risk | May 3, 2022 | C@R Blog, Immigration, Parenting

C@R and Collaborators Share How to Talk to Your Children About the Dangers of the Internet   Thank you to Univision and Idioma Mujer for your collaboration on this project! The quality of life of Texas children is of the utmost importance to CHILDREN AT RISK. We...
ECE Team Hosts Virtual Texas Tour

ECE Team Hosts Virtual Texas Tour

by Children At Risk | Apr 27, 2022 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education

CHILDREN AT RISK ECE Team presented new data & gathered stakeholder feedback in 10 texas cities During the weeks of April 11 and April 25, the Children At Risk Early Childhood Education Team hosted roundtable discussions with ECE providers, advocates, and...
How Caregivers Can Be Aware of – and Support – Their Child’s Mental Health

How Caregivers Can Be Aware of – and Support – Their Child’s Mental Health

by Children At Risk | Apr 27, 2022 | C@R Blog, COVID-19, Health & Nutrition, Parenting

By Jarret Guajardo Children’s mental health is a key element of child wellbeing, one that is too often neglected. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, one in five US children aged 12-17 had experienced a major depressive episode, 37% of high school students had reported...
Petro-Proximate Learning in Texas

Petro-Proximate Learning in Texas

by Children At Risk | Apr 25, 2022 | C@R Blog, Equity, Health & Nutrition, Parenting, Publication, Research

Media Contact: Rashena Flagg, 713.301.4577   Research shows petrochemical plants within close proximity to schools negatively impact a child’s performance. On April 25, CHILDREN AT RISK released a new report analyzing the proximity of petrochemical plants to...
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