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Nebraska Children's Mary Jo Pankoke to be one of the speakers
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This op-ed ran in the Omaha World-Herald on September 8, 2021
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PBS NewsHour recently featured a series on the child care challenges and potential solutions. Nebraska Children's own Communities for Kids initiative was featured in segment 3 and included interviews from McCook and Shickley.
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Lincoln Journal Star
Nebraska Children's Jeff Cole talks about how we are supporting the new Huskers After-School and Summer Learning Opportunities (HALO) program.
Nebraska Children in the News
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Nebraska Children's Beyond School Bells partners on internship program
Blog Stories
The heart of Nebraska beats strong with a community that is fiercely dedicated to the well-being and growth of its children. This spirit was on full display at the 7th Annual Perfect Pour event, where Nebraska Children and Families Foundation…
Perfect Pour, Wild at Heart is a craft cocktail tasting benefiting Nebraska Children, presented by Friends of Nebraska Children. This event will showcase the creativity and expertise of local mixologists who will be crafting their finest concoctions using the renowned Monkey 47 – Schwarzwald Dry Gin. Tickets are limited.
Tierra Harper, Nebraska Early Childhood Collaborative’s (NECC) Early Childhood Community Coordinator for Douglas County who works in tandem with Nebraska Children’s Community for Kids, says much of her work is designed to build a community within a community. She describes…
Taking a deep breath, you release your grip and surrender to the exhilaration. As you lean back, a feeling of weightlessness consumes you, allowing you to glide effortlessly through the clear blue sky. In this fleeting moment, all worries and…
In their recent outreach, the NAIMH has emphasized one very important phrase, “You are an Expert.” In an environment where the babysitter myth still persists, Bradley says endorsements instill a sense of professionalism among early childhood professionals. “They’ve worked hard to provide quality care and do the training. We should recognize them for their work,” she says.