This #WorldHumanitarianDay, our country's leadership has never been more essential. Global emergencies are devastating families, leaving 150 million children in desperate need. It's time to hold lawmakers accountable. 👇 bit.ly/4dJsHet

We have the power to shape the conversation. 🗳️ This is one key takeaway from advocates attending the #DNC in Chicago during an election cycle that is focused on the wellbeing of children and families. Read more 👇 bit.ly/3YUhF1o

Last week, Public News Service highlighted SCAN's Washington State Manager, Christina Ko, as she talked about Initiative 2109 and the effect it would have on #ChildCare and #EarlyChildhoodEducation. Read more from Eric Tegethoff 👇 bit.ly/3X56q4D

Believe it or not, 90% of brain development happens by age 5. Early learning helps children build solid foundations – but many families just can’t afford it. To set our kids up for success, lawmakers must invest in early childhood education. bit.ly/3Z8tYH8

Rohingya refugees recently marked 7 devastating years of displacement. This is truly a crisis for children, who make up half of the refugee population in Bangladesh. They're in desperate need of support – and lawmakers have the power to provide it. 👇 bit.ly/3XaVvoP

Our hearts are with the families and community at Apalachee High School. Back to school should mean back to learning, playing and growing. Not back to a fear of gun violence. Our leaders need take action to end the scourge of gun violence our children face every day.

High-quality child care costs an average $12,000 per kid. That means millions of parents across America can’t afford the child care they need. We can't only rely on Grandma and Grandpa as our nation's child care providers. We need to invest in our child care infrastructure.

Today, on #InternationalDayofCharity, we're highlighting The Golden Scorpio group in Indonesia. With the help from Save the Children, the Golden Scorpio built a borehole and taps to generate clean water for their village. We're honored to spotlight these extraordinary humans.

Let's talk about the #Childcare system in the U.S: On average, families pay almost 12K a year, per kid. We can't only rely on Grandma and Grandpa as our nation's childcare providers. It's time to tell lawmakers to put kids' futures first! #InvestInKids