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DCAEYC Joins DC Action’s 2025 Renaissance Awards to Celebrate Leadership and Equity Across the District
Beatriz Barros (DCAEYC's Interim President), Berna Artis ( DCAEYC’s Interim Executive Director), and Travis Ballie  ( DC Action's Organizing Director, Under 3 DC Coalition) On October 28, DCAEYC participated in DC Action’s Renaissance Awards , an annual event that honors individuals and organizations making a difference for children, youth, and families across the District. Councilmember Janeese Lewis George (Ward 4) The evening brought together community leaders, adv
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Important Notice: DCAEYC Is Not Affiliated with Any GoFundMe Campaign
The District of Columbia Association for the Education of Young Children (DCAEYC) has become aware of a fraudulent GoFundMe campaign falsely using our organization’s name to collect donations. We want to make it clear that DCAEYC does not have, and has never created, any fundraising campaigns on GoFundMe or any similar third-party donation platforms. These unauthorized campaigns are not associated with our organization in any way . If you come across any fundraising page or
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5 days ago1 min read
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DCAEYC and Under 3 DC Coalition Continue the Fight for Fair Pay at the Wilson Building
On Tuesday, October 21, the District of Columbia Association for the Education of Young Children (DCAEYC), alongside partners from the Under 3 DC Coalition, gathered at the Wilson Building to advocate for the full funding of the Pay Equity Fund. From early in the morning, DCAEYC’s Interim Executive Director, Berna Artis, stood with early childhood educators, families, and advocates to urge DC leaders not to reduce salaries for the city’s early educators. “We have been here si
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7 days ago2 min read
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DC’s Early Educators Deserve Fair Pay: Take Action Before the Council Vote
Next week, the DC Council will vote on legislation that could lead to deep and uneven pay cuts for early childhood educators across the District. The Pay Equity Fund was created to ensure that DC’s early educators are paid fair, professional wages for the essential work they do every day. This year, however, the Mayor and Council failed to fully fund the program, and the proposed legislation could result in some educators facing pay reductions up to three times higher than ot
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Oct 171 min read
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