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The Family Engagement Network, which includes FTF Pima North and South, recently received a national grant to advance support for working parents of young kids. Read More
Dr. Kathy Hirsh-Pasek gets the attention of early educators when she asks: “What happened to play?” in her 2018 Summit presentation
Research shows that providing information and support to family, friend and neighbor to early caregivers can have meaningful positive impact.
Learn what is being done to improve the quality of child care and to increase access in urban, rural and tribal communities across the state.
Mariah Sharpe was recently recognized as the 2018 First Things First Colorado River Indian Tribes Champion for Young Children.
Every year, First Things First honors early childhood champions throughout Arizona who actively volunteer to raise awareness of the importance of early…
Food security, especially access to healthy, nutritious foods, is critical for ending both child malnutrition, obesity and for helping young kids be ready for…
In gardens, children can learn outside of the classroom by investigating nature while teachers introduce basic science and math concepts.
Susan Elsberry was recently selected as the 2018 First Things First Graham/Greenlee Champion for Young Children.
We celebrate Children’s Mental Health Awareness in May—a time to remember that a child’s future success depends on socio-emotional and behavioral…
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