Legislative Priorities

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Our 2024 Priority Bills

We advocate for legislation that will improve conditions for children and families, and we fight against bills that will cause them harm. Check out the bills we are tracking and see our position on them.

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Early Childhood Day at the Capitol

The Arizona Early Childhood Alliance (AZECA) hosted its 8th annual Day at the Capitol for parents, advocates, and legislators to raise awareness of the importance of a child’s earliest years.

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AZ Students Need a Permanent Fix to the School Spending Limit

HEALTH. EDUCATION. SAFETY.

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Our 2024 Legislative Priorities

The 2024 Children’s Action Alliance legislative agenda works to assure the community conditions necessary to allow all Arizona families to have equitable access to high-quality education, health care, child well-being, services, and employment. We strive to live in an Arizona where all children and families thrive.

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Legislative Agenda

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Priority Bill Tracking

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Issues we support

We work to create an Arizona where every child is safe, loved, and has access to quality education and affordable health care.

AZ Kids Count Data Book

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Our signature resource, the Arizona KIDS COUNT Data Book, is the only Data Book that focuses on statewide data trends about children. The Data Book is one of many ways we inform and influence others to advance policies to benefit Arizona children.

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Equity in Early Childhood Education: Arizona's Call to Action

This past week, Southern Arizona advocates gathered in Tucson to discuss how to make our early care and education (ECE) systems more equitable. Children’s Action Alliance partnered with Child and Family Resources and United Way of Southern Arizona to highlight ASU Children’s Equity Project’s landmark…

ICYMI: 10,000 MORE Children are KidsCare Eligible!

Our Priority: Child Care Funding Gets a Hearing

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Support SB 1458 to ensure young foster children are placed with families, not group homes.

Events

Early Childhood Day at the Capitol Advocates for Gov. Hobbs’ $100 Million Proposal