What We're Reading: November 2022

Each month, Groundwork Ohio reads the latest and greatest resources on early education and health from a wide variety of sources. Below is a compilation of the most important articles we have read throughout November 2022.

OHIO NEWS

• Gov. Mike DeWine to prioritize expanded mental-health services, research in his next budget proposal

• Cleveland schools receive $20 million from MacKenzie Scott

• Severe pregnancy complications are affecting Black women in Ohio the most

• Ohio GOP lawmakers set to strip state Board of Education's powers

• Studies show gains against childhood hunger were lost after child tax credit ended

• Burnout, shortages and why we need to celebrate teachers

• VOICES: Home visiting programs in Ohio deserve reauthorization and expansion

• As you mark your ballot this November, consider Ohio’s children, the key to Ohio’s future

• All Ohio students grade 3 and below being tested for dyslexia next year under new law

NATIONAL NEWS

The 19th After CDC report, what can be done to prevent more maternal mortality deaths?

Advocates and families push to restore child tax credit as inflation rates rise

2020 Mom Government Accountability Office Reports on Maternal Health: Outcomes Worsened and Disparities Persisted During the Pandemic

Axios

Lack of child care is keeping record number of parents out of work

The Cut What It Takes to Run a Day-Care Center

Early Learning Nation New Mexico is the First State to Guarantee a Right to Early Childhood Education. Universal Child Care Could Come Next

EdSurge

Does Solving Inequality in Education Mean Embracing ‘Birth Equity’?

Forbes Let’s Stop Calling Child Care A Crisis And Start Calling It An Opportunity

Marketplace We should care about the troubled "care economy"

The New York Times

The Expanded Child Tax Credit Is Gone. The Battle Over It Remains.

WhiteHouse.gov The Biden-Harris Administration Advances Equity and Opportunity for Black Americans and Communities Across the Country

Zero to Three

Social Determinants of Health for Infants and Toddlers - State of Babies Yearbook 2022

Around the Country

• Kansas might let homes take more toddlers amid child care shortage.

• With Child Care Centers in Crisis, New York Pledges to Speed Payments

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