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This snapshot uses data from the 2019 National Survey of Early Care and Education (NSECE) to examine CCEE workers’ elevated risk for clinical depression and the relationships with their center, job related, and household financial characteristics.

This brief summarizes findings from a nationally representative survey of parents and guardians of young children about how they search for and use information about CCEE.

Examine OPRE's evaluation of group and individualized employment coaching and learn its impact on economic self-sufficiency outcomes.

This brief is part of a series that provides analysis of data collected from caseworkers, supervisors, and agency directors in participating child welfare agencies during the follow-up wave of NSCAW III. 

This brief presents findings on the experiences of caseworkers working within public child welfare agencies in 2021 and 2022, using nationally representative data from the third cohort of the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAW III) Child Welfare Workforce Study.

OPRE examines implementation of Work Success, an employment coaching program aimed at improving employment outcomes.

Explore where children with conditions that affect their care received care and how prepared the Child Care and Early Education workforce was to care for them.

The Family Engagement toolkit is a guide to help early childhood home visiting programs improve family engagement in their services.

Discover descriptive information about the characteristics of children and caregivers who participated in the NSCAW III Wave 2 follow-up. 

Discover findings on the recruitment, hiring, and promotion practices of child welfare agencies using data from the NSCAW III Child Welfare Workforce Study.