Mathematica evaluates early childhood policies and programs, providing the evidence to support provision of high quality services for children from birth to age five.
From systematic reviews of the effectiveness of home visiting programs to behavioral interventions that encourage parents to read with their children every day, we partner with federal, state, and local decision makers to help shape the key questions and extract actionable evidence to help early childhood leaders make progress.
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A QCIT certification can enhance your understanding of the quality of child care and early education settings.
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Helping the Early Care and Education Workforce Thrive
Supporting the early care and education workforce through evidence-based policy and programs will play an important role in addressing the gap in available, quality care and creating sustainable solutions for the future.
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Partner with us at the intersection of data science, social science, and technology to progress from inquiry to insight to impact. Our evidence-informed solutions empower you to see clearly and act quickly.