Events
The Pew Center on the States and our partners frequently host events to inform media and interested parties about our work. Upcoming events, with their locations, are listed on the Events Calendar; you can also view events by topic or location.
Events include press briefings, panel discussions or teleconferences, and are generally open to journalists and the policy community. When event transcripts are available, they are posted on this site.
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| Date |
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- Sep 20,
2009
- Sep 22,
2009
- (Sunday - Tuesday)
| Third Annual Telluride Economic Summit on Early Childhood Investment
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Partnership for America's Economic Success The Telluride Economic Summit on Early Childhood Investment will convene top business and civic leaders from around the country to discuss nation’s fiscal crisis, and how to move towards making early childhood investments an integral part in rebuilding the economy. This event is an invitation-only event for business leaders and policymakers.
| - Mountain Village, CO
- Telluride Conference Center
567 Mountain Village Blvd
Mountain Village, CO
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| State-Funded Preschool Enrollment Sets New Record Yet Most 3- and 4-Year-Olds are Denied Access to Public Preschool Programs
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National Institute for Early Education Research Preschool remains the most dynamic segment of the education system, with state-funded programs now serving more than a million children. Spending per child is up and so is the quality of state preschool education. But the picture is not all rosy. Twelve states have no state-funded preschools. And four large states—California, Texas, Florida and Ohio—are faltering in their commitment to their youngest school children. | - Washington, DC
- National Press Club
529 14th St., NW,
Zenger Room
Washington, DC
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| New Study Identifies Three Ways To Lower Pre-K Expulsion Rates
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Yale University's Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy A new study identifies ways policy makers can reduce preschool expulsion rates. It is based on data from the National Prekindergarten Survey (NPS) of 4,800 classrooms in the 40 states that fund prekindergarten. The NPS was funded by grants from the Foundation for Child Development and the National Institute for Early Education Research, with funding from The Pew Charitable Trusts.
| - Connecticut, New Haven
- Edward Zigler Center in Child Development and Social Policy
310 Prospect Street
Connecticut, New Haven
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