
Developing family-centered policy grounded in listening

Developing outreach strategies for identifying and enrolling residents eligible for tax credits in Colorado

Blog: What Does a Federal Transition Mean for Local Early Childhood Initiatives?

Power to the Public: Making Government Work Through People-First Innovation

Collaborating with human services agencies to connect eligible residents to tax credits in Illinois
Using Human Services administrative data to better connect eligible residents to tax credits in Illinois

What’s next for CX in government?

Blog: Conversation in Colorado

Early Childhood Education Implementation Working Group

Piloting benefits navigators in New Jersey
Increasing uptake of maternity leave through navigators in healthcare settings
State of New Jersey Department of Labor
Oct 2024 - Present

Improving verification and leave certification processes for paid family and medical leave in Minnesota
Improving verification and leave certification processes for paid family and medical leave in Minnesota

Thriving Families at the New Practice Lab
Families across the United States—especially those with young children—are struggling. Child care costs are skyrocketing, rising at a faster rate than inflation. Concurrently, the cost of living remains high, forcing many families to live paycheck to paycheck. Though designed to support families, policy in this country often fails to address root causes of poverty, and poor delivery leaves families disconnected from critical supports, keeping too many families from achieving economic stability.