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Press Conference: Community Experts Discuss the Ongoing Trauma of Texas Children

Press Conference: Community Experts Discuss the Ongoing Trauma of Texas Children

by Children At Risk | Sep 9, 2026 | C@R Blog, Immigration, K-12 Education, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: Community Experts Discuss the Ongoing Trauma of Texas Children As Texas students return to school, prolonged child detention, family separation, and immigration-related fear can affect children’s well-being, and larger community stability. ...
Houston Child Care Sector Braces for Reduction in Subsidized Child Care Seats

Houston Child Care Sector Braces for Reduction in Subsidized Child Care Seats

by Children At Risk | Aug 27, 2026 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: Houston Child Care Sector Braces for Reduction in Subsidized Child Care Seats Estimates indicate that upwards of a thousand Houston-area children are likely to no longer receive subsidized child care as state and federal changes place...
Press Conference: Child Advocates Discuss Proposed Head Start Overhaul and State-by-State Impacts

Press Conference: Child Advocates Discuss Proposed Head Start Overhaul and State-by-State Impacts

by Children At Risk | Aug 13, 2026 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: Child Advocates Discuss Proposed Head Start Overhaul and State-by-State Impacts Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) removes significant federal regulations, shifting most standards toward state and local regulation Media Contact:Morgan...
Press Conference: Head Start is Critical to Texas’ Academic and Economic Foundations

Press Conference: Head Start is Critical to Texas’ Academic and Economic Foundations

by Children At Risk | Aug 5, 2026 | C@R Blog, Early Childhood Education, Press Release

Virtual Press Conference: Head Start is Critical to Texas' Academic and Economic Foundations Child care stakeholders urge policymakers to preserve Head Start regulations in anticipation of the release of Federal Notice of the Proposed Rulemaking. Media Contacts:Morgan...
Liza Gomez Appointed as C@R’s Deputy Chief Executive Officer

Liza Gomez Appointed as C@R’s Deputy Chief Executive Officer

by Children At Risk | Jul 29, 2026 | C@R Blog, Press Release

Liza Gomez Appointed as CHILDREN AT RISK's Deputy Chief Executive Officer Strategic leader to help drive organizational excellence and advance mission-driven innovation, including responsible AI adoption  IMMEDIATE RELEASE Houston (July 28, 2026) CHILDREN AT RISK...
Public Statement: Children Make Up 53% of Those Who No Longer Have Access to SNAP Benefits

Public Statement: Children Make Up 53% of Those Who No Longer Have Access to SNAP Benefits

by Children At Risk | Jul 27, 2026 | C@R Blog, Health & Nutrition, Press Release

Public Statement: Children Make Up 53% of Those Who No Longer Have Access to SNAP Benefits  IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 24, 2026 As SNAP participation declines across the country, Texas has experienced the steepest drop in both overall enrollment and child participation....
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