Happy April!

Click here to share this video from YouTube. You can read the full transcript below. Hello friends. Let’s chat. Last month, I invited you to reach out and share some small steps that you’re taking towards something that matters to you. And I want to thank...

B is for Belonging

Click here to share this video from YouTube. You can read the full transcript below. Hey y’all. Welcome back to our Advocacy Alphabet. This time, we are talking about ‘B is for Belonging’. Before a child can learn, they must feel that they belong....

A is for Advocate

Click here to share this video from YouTube. You can read the full transcript below. Hey y’all. This is Natasha Kile, your AECA Public Policy Chair, and I’m here to talk with you and start the series about advocacy that’s based all around the alphabet. And so we’re...

Happy March!

Click here to share this video from YouTube. You can read the full transcript below. Hello friends. As we step into March, I’ve been doing a little reflecting. Not just on the work we do every day, but on the dreams that we carry alongside it. March is often a...

Happy February!

Click here to share this video from YouTube. You can read the full transcript below. Hello, friends. If we were sitting together right now, I’d probably ask, how are you doing? And maybe, how are you really doing? Because this season in early childhood feels...

Happy December!

Dear friends of AECA, As my time as President comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on what has truly been one of the greatest honors of my career – serving this incredible association and each of you. These past two years have been filled with meaningful...

Giving with Gratitude

Giving Tuesday is next week – a global generosity movement, unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world. Members of AECA and other Arkansas supporters of early childhood education are transforming children and...

November brings a season of Thanksgiving, but…

November brings a season of Thanksgiving. But I am wondering today, if I were among the 1 in 5 Arkansans experiencing food insecurity each month, what other emotions would I be feeling if I was unable to meet the most basic needs for myself and my family? The majority...

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