This article briefly mentions EPIC as part of the broader conversation about the urgent need for equity in New Jersey’s paid family leave program. It mentions our Design Lab, the use of public and private funds to work with employers in Colorado to help create childcare centers, and more. Read more here!
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Women United is committed to strengthening childcare networks and facilities and advocating for a triple win: fostering the growth and development of young minds, empowering women to return to and thrive in the workforce, and supporting women business owners. Expanding access to quality, affordable, and educational childcare will create a brighter future for everyone involved. Women United chapters are actively making a difference through advocacy, fundraising, and volunteering. Click here to learn more.
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Geta Asfaw, EPIC founding member and President of Addis & Company/Ababa & Company, was appointed by Governor Polis and unanimously confirmed by the Senate as Colorado’s newest Civil Rights Commissioner. Way to go, Geta! Thank you for your dedication and contribution to the community!
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EPIC and our work were mentioned on Sunday, 4/30’s Denver Post front page article! They also highlight the work our design lab partners at Steamboat Ski Resort, Clear Creek, and Community Hospital have done, along with Mile High United Way’s Early Childhood Education Center. Click here to read the article.
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Earlier this month, Nicole had the opportunity to join a distinguished group including First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Governor Jared Polis, Speaker of the House Julie McCluskie, Senate President Steve Fenberg, members of the State Department, legislative leaders, community partners, and higher education students to discuss Colorado’s innovative workforce training and career pathway programs and legislative efforts. Nicole states, “Our state policy makers and partners, regardless of which side of the aisle they are on and who they represent, work together to ensure our youngest Coloradans have the best opportunity to find and pursue careers, including critically important early childhood professions.”
EPIC Featured in North Jersey Article About Supporting Families
/in NewsThis article briefly mentions EPIC as part of the broader conversation about the urgent need for equity in New Jersey’s paid family leave program. It mentions our Design Lab, the use of public and private funds to work with employers in Colorado to help create childcare centers, and more. Read more here!
Women United Chapters Are Advocating, Fundraising, and Volunteering to Expand Access to Quality, Affordable, Educational Childcare
/in NewsWomen United is committed to strengthening childcare networks and facilities and advocating for a triple win: fostering the growth and development of young minds, empowering women to return to and thrive in the workforce, and supporting women business owners. Expanding access to quality, affordable, and educational childcare will create a brighter future for everyone involved. Women United chapters are actively making a difference through advocacy, fundraising, and volunteering. Click here to learn more.
EPIC Founding Member Geta Asfaw Appointed as Civil Rights Commissioner
/in NewsGeta Asfaw, EPIC founding member and President of Addis & Company/Ababa & Company, was appointed by Governor Polis and unanimously confirmed by the Senate as Colorado’s newest Civil Rights Commissioner. Way to go, Geta! Thank you for your dedication and contribution to the community!
EPIC’s Work in The Sunday Denver Post
/in NewsEPIC and our work were mentioned on Sunday, 4/30’s Denver Post front page article! They also highlight the work our design lab partners at Steamboat Ski Resort, Clear Creek, and Community Hospital have done, along with Mile High United Way’s Early Childhood Education Center. Click here to read the article.
First Lady Jill Biden joins Colorado on Innovative Workforce Efforts
/in NewsEarlier this month, Nicole had the opportunity to join a distinguished group including First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, Governor Jared Polis, Speaker of the House Julie McCluskie, Senate President Steve Fenberg, members of the State Department, legislative leaders, community partners, and higher education students to discuss Colorado’s innovative workforce training and career pathway programs and legislative efforts. Nicole states, “Our state policy makers and partners, regardless of which side of the aisle they are on and who they represent, work together to ensure our youngest Coloradans have the best opportunity to find and pursue careers, including critically important early childhood professions.”