In partnership with Delta Dental of Colorado, EPIC recognizes businesses that advocate for policies that support young children and their families in and out of the workplace. To read about how Colorado’s business leaders are motivated to do more, click here.
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Denver Business Journal quotes EPIC’s President and CEO, “It likely costs about 20,000 jobs by keeping women in particular from being able to enter the workforce and has a negative economic impact of $2.2 billion,” to read the article on how Colorado will invest in the childcare shortage click here.
https://www.epicimpact.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Blog-pic-she-cession.png788940Colorado EPIC/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/epic-logo-sm.pngColorado EPIC2022-05-19 09:53:302025-06-12 14:25:53EPIC Supports Colorado Investment to Return Women to the Workforce
Chalkbeat highlights EPIC President and CEO Nicole Riehl after a press conference announcing Colorado lawmakers’ support of a bill that will inject $100 million into efforts to beef up the early childhood workforce and create more slots for young children. Click here to read the article.
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Opinion: Pass this bill to realize the promise of early childhood education Voters raised some taxes in 2020 to pay for greater access. House Bill 1295 will put that vote into action, click here to read more in this article by The Colorado Sun, authored by David Merage and Anna Jo Hayes.
https://www.epicimpact.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/prek-teacher-scaled.jpg17072560Colorado EPIC/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/epic-logo-sm.pngColorado EPIC2022-03-21 09:10:072025-06-12 14:26:21EPIC Executive and Founding Member David Merage and Anna Jo Hayes Advocate for the Promise of Early Care and Education
EPIC’s Board Member, Adeeb Khan of Delta Dental Colorado, testifies in support of a new early education department that will put Colorado families and children first by streamlining and allowing for the blending and braiding of Colorado Preschool Program, Childcare Assistance Program, and Prop EE funds. This will allow us to serve the needs of working families and prioritize equitable access for children who are the furthest from opportunity. Click here to read more. Want to learn more about EPIC click here.
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Denver Business Journal Q&A with EPIC’s President and CEO
/in NewsIn partnership with Delta Dental of Colorado, EPIC recognizes businesses that advocate for policies that support young children and their families in and out of the workplace. To read about how Colorado’s business leaders are motivated to do more, click here.
EPIC Supports Colorado Investment to Return Women to the Workforce
/in NewsDenver Business Journal quotes EPIC’s President and CEO, “It likely costs about 20,000 jobs by keeping women in particular from being able to enter the workforce and has a negative economic impact of $2.2 billion,” to read the article on how Colorado will invest in the childcare shortage click here.
EPIC Supports $100 Million Bill for Childcare
/in NewsChalkbeat highlights EPIC President and CEO Nicole Riehl after a press conference announcing Colorado lawmakers’ support of a bill that will inject $100 million into efforts to beef up the early childhood workforce and create more slots for young children. Click here to read the article.
EPIC Executive and Founding Member David Merage and Anna Jo Hayes Advocate for the Promise of Early Care and Education
/in NewsOpinion: Pass this bill to realize the promise of early childhood education Voters raised some taxes in 2020 to pay for greater access. House Bill 1295 will put that vote into action, click here to read more in this article by The Colorado Sun, authored by David Merage and Anna Jo Hayes.
EPIC Testifies and House Education Committee Approves New Early Ed Department
/in NewsEPIC’s Board Member, Adeeb Khan of Delta Dental Colorado, testifies in support of a new early education department that will put Colorado families and children first by streamlining and allowing for the blending and braiding of Colorado Preschool Program, Childcare Assistance Program, and Prop EE funds. This will allow us to serve the needs of working families and prioritize equitable access for children who are the furthest from opportunity. Click here to read more. Want to learn more about EPIC click here.