Agenda for Children works to improve a child’s well-being by supporting, informing and empowering the adults who can impact their lives, including teachers, parents, policymakers and donors.

Agenda for Children trabaja para mejorar el bienestar de les niñes apoyando, informando y capacitando a les adultes que pueden influir en sus vidas, incluidos profesores, madres y padres, responsables polítiques y donantes.

BanchaLenguas is a worker-owned collective based in New Orleans (also named Bulbancha by the original native peoples of this land and its descendants) that partners with communities to create multilingual spaces through high-quality and responsible in-person and virtual interpretation, translation, consulting and language justice training.

BanchaLenguas es una colectiva de trabajadores basada en Nueva Orleans (también llamada Bulbancha por los pueblos originarios de esta tierra y sus descendientes) que colabora con las comunidades para crear espacios multilingües mediante interpretación presencial y virtual de alta calidad y responsable, traducción, consultoría y capacitación en justicia del lenguaje.

Beloved Community is a non-profit consulting firm focused on implementing regional, sustainable solutions for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

Beloved Community es una consultora sin ánimo de lucro centrada en la aplicación de soluciones regionales sostenibles para la diversidad, la equidad y la inclusión (DEI).

The Office of Youth & Families works to improve child well-being by increasing coordination between agencies, expanding resources, ensuring equitable policymaking and engaging youth and community input.

La Oficina Municipal de Jóvenes y Familias trabaja para mejorar el bienestar infantil aumentando la coordinación entre agencias, ampliando los recursos, garantizando una formulación equitativa de las políticas e involucrando la contribución de les jóvenes y la comunidad.

Early Partners is a non-profit focused on building a scalable and sustainable model for high-quality early childhood education (ECE) through public-private partnerships.

Early Partners es una organización sin ánimo de lucro centrada en la creación de un modelo escalable y sostenible de educación infantil (ECE por sus siglas en inglés) de alta calidad a través de colaboraciones público-privadas.

For Providers by Providers of Louisiana (4pxp) is a non-profit formed by experienced childcare providers for childcare providers to coordinate their leadership development, engage them in policy advocacy, provide business technical assistance and training, and launch demonstration projects to expand their impact and financial sustainability.

For Providers by Providers of Louisiana (4pxp) is a non-profit formed by experienced childcare providers for childcare providers to coordinate their leadership development, engage them in policy advocacy, provide business technical assistance and training, and launch demonstration projects to expand their impact and financial sustainability.

The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) strives to provide educators, stakeholders, and the general public citizens with information, leadership, technical assistance and the oversight necessary to create a world-class education system for our children. Through its various offices, the LDOE implements initiatives that will help Louisiana reach its critical student outcome goals efficiently and effectively.

The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) strives to provide educators, stakeholders, and the general public citizens with information, leadership, technical assistance and the oversight necessary to create a world-class education system for our children. Through its various offices, the LDOE implements initiatives that will help Louisiana reach its critical student outcome goals efficiently and effectively.

The Louisiana Policy Institute for Children is a nonpartisan, independent source of data, research, and pertinent information for policymakers, stakeholders, and the public at large around issues related to children ages birth through four in Louisiana. We also develop policy proposals informed by data, research, best practices and the experiences of other states for improving outcomes for Louisiana's young children and conduct educational and outreach activities around these recommended policy solutions.

The Louisiana Policy Institute for Children is a nonpartisan, independent source of data, research, and pertinent information for policymakers, stakeholders, and the public at large around issues related to children ages birth through four in Louisiana. We also develop policy proposals informed by data, research, best practices and the experiences of other states for improving outcomes for Louisiana's young children and conduct educational and outreach activities around these recommended policy solutions.

The Power Coalition for Equity & Justice (Power Coalition) is Louisiana's leading coalition of groups involved in grassroots organizing and power building with Black and Latinx communities.

The Power Coalition for Equity & Justice (Power Coalition) is Louisiana's leading coalition of groups involved in grassroots organizing and power building with Black and Latinx communities.

Total Community Action addresses the needs of the poor and near-poor by providing direct assistance and the opportunity for people to better help themselves. Total Community Action’s mission is to reduce poverty in our community through Collaboration with other agencies by providing human services, experiences and opportunities that move persons from poverty to self- sufficiency.

Total Community Action addresses the needs of the poor and near-poor by providing direct assistance and the opportunity for people to better help themselves. Total Community Action’s mission is to reduce poverty in our community through Collaboration with other agencies by providing human services, experiences and opportunities that move persons from poverty to self-sufficiency.

United Way of Southeast Louisiana (UWSELA) coordinates the GLR collaborative, which engages 125+ businesses, childcare centers, parents, elected officials, advocates, program providers, schools, and philanthropists to expand access to quality child care in New Orleans.

United Way of Southeast Louisiana (UWSELA) coordinates the GLR collaborative, which engages 125+ businesses, childcare centers, parents, elected officials, advocates, program providers, schools, and philanthropists to expand access to quality child care in New Orleans.