Get all the resources you need to ensure your voice is heard when you vote this election season.

Use our Candidate Dashboard to send an email to the candidates seeking to represent you. Tell them your story and why affordable access to high-quality child care should be a priority for Vermont.

Show your community where you stand with brand new LGK swag, including a "Child Care is Essential" lawn sign, poster, sticker, and window cling!

Use our Social Media Toolkit to create compelling content that engages others on Vermont’s child care crisis and inspires positive, lasting change for children.

Our Action Teams are where our most passionate and motivated supporters gather, learn, share, plan legislative actions and organize events. They are the fuel for our movement. And just because we live in a virtual world right now, doesn’t mean we can’t continue to be rock-star advocates!

Join your local Action team to help create positive change and ensure Vermont supports and values children, early educators, and working families for what they are—the heart of our society and the backbone of our economy.

Click on your local Action Team to join by connecting with your local regional field manager (listed below) or check out our Events page for upcoming Action Team meeting registration links.

If your life has been impacted by Vermont’s child care challenges and, most recently, by COVID-19, you have a powerful tool at hand to persuade others of the critical role child care plays in our society: your personal story. Personal stories touch hearts and change minds. Share your personal story here. We may publish it on our story blog or work with you to turn it into a letter to the editor.

A great first step to supporting our movement for child care is to sign our Petition for increased public investment in Vermont’s child care system.

Use our Letter to the Editor Toolkit to help you write a powerful opinion piece for your local paper. We'll walk you through the process including helping you edit and format your piece in order to make the biggest impact.

Work with fellow business community leaders in Vermont to advocate for better and affordable access to high-quality child care as an economic development/workforce growth strategy. To learn more, contact Director of Business Strategy Emily Blistein, 802-391-9801.

Work with health care community leaders across the state to advocate for better and affordable access to high-quality child care as an early intervention strategy to improve long-term health outcomes for Vermont’s kids. To learn more, contact Director of Early Childhood Health Care Integration Strategy Beverly Boget, 802-355-6334

Want to talk about other ways you can get involved? Check out our resources page to find creative movement building ideas, from movie screenings to meet ‘n’ greet events with your local legislators. Contact your regional field manager to talk about how you can contribute to our movement: