❖ Federal Reserve Bank of Boston: Sarah Savage Presentation

❖ NH Fiscal Policy Institute's Fact Sheet 
      Child Care High Price, Low Supply

❖ Ready Nation report estimating costs of child care problems to economy and employers:

Toolkits for employers:
❖ U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation - ECE Employer Roadmap
❖ Toward a Working Future - A Childcare Toolkit for New York City Employers 

Examples of business leader coalitions/cohorts on child care 
❖ NH: Impact Monadnock Business Ambassadors
           (there are some good parent videos on this page)
❖ MA: Massachusetts Business Coalition for Early Childhood Education
❖ CO : Executives Partnering to Invest in Children  (EPIC)

Example of public/private partnership to support child care:
❖ MI Tri-Share Michigan
❖ Partner-Up Program Wisconsin 

❖ The Manufacturing Institute’s Gender Gap Report

❖ Business Case for Child Care Report - Marshall Plan for Moms

The seven Early Childhood Regions promote partnerships that enhance early childhood care and education (ECCE)-school-family support collaborations and build infrastructure for cross-sector collaboration and alignment for the purpose of coordinating resources and services within identified regions. 
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Backbone organizations for the Early Childhood Regions
Region 1 Monadnock United Way Ellen Taetzsch              
Region 2 Granite United Way  Sam Durfee
Region 3 Greater Nashua United Way Liz Fitzgerald         
Region 4 Amoskeag Health Stephanie Savard and Heather McKinnon
Region 5 Granite United Way  Laura Sheers
Region 6 Granite United Way Liz Scruton
Region 7 Children's Unlimited Ardis Yahna

Close Up of Map and Communities

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