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Tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con Telemundo Nebraska sobre LB 304 y por qué es tan importante para nuestras familias trabajadoras. Esta ley mantiene la asistencia para el cuidado infantil dentro del alcance de más familias al hacer permanentes los niveles actuales de elegibilidad, en lugar de dejar que se reduzcan y que miles de familias pierdan la ayuda que necesitan para seguir trabajando. Les invitamos a ver la entrevista y a llamar o escribir a sus senadores estatales

Lisset Christian played an essential role in making the September 2025 AGHO Omaha conference a success. From the earliest planning stages, she helped shape the vision for a fully Spanish-language event grounded in Dr. Alexa Yunes-Koch’s work, ensuring that the content was both culturally relevant and accessible to Hispanic childcare providers in Omaha. Her leadership and coordination helped bring together over 120 early childhood educators, creating a safe, welcoming space w

The Thriving Children, Families, and Communities Conference in Kearney, Nebraska brings together community leaders, child care providers, and advocates who are dedicated to expanding access to high-quality early childhood education across the state. #ThrivingChildren2025   #earlychildhoodeducation See Post

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We’d like to thank Senator Deb Fischer for meeting with #childcare providers from across the state Monday along with FFN Deputy Director Elizabeth Everett. It was great to learn more about the Child Care Development Block Grant (CCDBG) re-authorization bill Senator Fischer introduced earlier this month and we look forward to continued discussions and opportunities to work with her on this important legislation. Providers meeting with Senator Fischer (l. to r.) Chad Bryant ,

Lisset Christian, owner of Diana’s Learning Center LC in Omaha, served on Nebraska’s statewide Needs Assessment Advisory Council (NAAC), helping shape and review the data, feedback loops, and language-access strategies that informed the Nebraska Needs Assessment Advisory Council Guidebook, “We are all in this together,” a product of the state’s Preschool Development Grant Birth through Five needs assessment. As one of 35 parents, providers, and data partners from across Nebr

"Just knowing that this is going to improve my quality of life as well as my family's and also provide quality care for the children I watch," said graduate Lisset Christian. Read More

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