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NCSL Legislative Video Resource Center

The NCSL Video Resource Center is a collection of recorded webinars accessible for on-demand learning.

Education

From Knowing to Growing: Using Data to Strengthen and Expand Your State's Early Care and Education Workforce

Nearly 90,000 early care and education professionals have left the field since early 2020, leaving parents across the country without care and employers without workers. Learn how two states, California and Louisiana, are tapping into workforce data to inform policy and investments for the early care and education workforce.

Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact Information Session (Dec. 15, 2022)

The Council of State Governments (CSG) is partnering with the Department of Defense (DoD) and the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification (NASDTEC) to support the mobility of licensed teachers through the development of a new interstate compact. This compact will create reciprocity among participant states and reduce barriers to license portability and employment. The Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact (ITMC) has been finalized and is available for enactment. Hear more about the newly released Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact, including its development and key components.

Can Civics Education Strengthen Democracy?

Recent polling shows wide bipartisan support for strengthening democracy through civics education in K-12 curriculum and beyond. Hear from national leaders who are calling on states and schools to prioritize this effort and policy solutions for consideration.

General Session: Education Funding: Feast and Famine

Schools are flush with federal, state and local funds to recover from the pandemic, but the outlook for the economy is uncertain and the federal funds run out in 2024. How can states and districts navigate what lies ahead? Education finance experts offer advice on how to best to plan for the future.

Getting Women Back to Work: The Role of Child and School-Aged Care

During this webinar, participants will hear an overview from NCSL’s Jennifer Palmer around challenges facing child care and families and how states are addressing these concerns. Following that, Bridget Dazey, of Clackamas Workforce Partnership, will share how collaboration between business, child care, afterschool, policymakers and others are supporting their child and school-aged care system. NCSL will also facilitate state sharing amongst attendees throughout the virtual meeting. This webinar is part of NCSL’s Education Friday series.

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