Child Trends, Incorporated

Thrive: Breakthrough for Women's Well-Being in Early Care and Education

Early educators need urgent changes in their working conditions to support their well-being. Thrive engages educators in a learning collaborative to test and implement improvements.

Early educators are the workforce behind the workforce - essential to working parents' participation in the economy, especially mothers, and to children's well-being during a critical developmental period. Yet ECE workplaces face chronic understaffing, rigid schedules, limited breaks, and insufficient planning time, driving burnout and turnover in a predominantly female workforce. Thrive implements an 18-month Breakthrough Series Collaborative in five states where educator-led teams will test and integrate improvements in staffing, scheduling, communication, and leadership.

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Primary Barrier
Bias and Toxic Workplace Culture
Location
Maryland
Solution Region
Nation-wide
Community Type
Urban
Annual Operating Budget
$25.1 to 50 Million