Worldomep https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Britain’s Child Poverty Crisis Is Getting Worse — And OMEP UK Says Early Education Is the Solution Politicians Are Ignoring The Erasmus+ Course That Swedish OMEP Built With Kristianstad University Is Now Free for Every Preschool Teacher in Europe OMEP UK Warns That the Birth to 5 Matters Guidance Is Outdated — And Thousands of Practitioners Agree Argentina’s Early Childhood Educators Are Organizing — And OMEP Is Leading the Charge OMEP Spain Asks a Blunt Question: Why Is the Country Spending More on Devices Than on Preschool Teachers? What 2,000 Educators in One Polish City Can Accomplish in Five Days The Polish Educators Behind the Logistics of OMEP’s Biggest Conference in a Decade Inside the Annual OMEP Argentina Encounter That Has Become Latin America’s Must-Attend Early Childhood Event OMEP Aotearoa Wants New Zealand to Treat Early Childhood Educators as Professionals — Not Babysitters Why Policymakers From Forty Countries Will Be in the Audience at OMEP 2026 OMEP 2026 Will Ask a Provocative Question: Do Adults Actually Know What Children Need? OMEP’s Startling New Data on Screen Time Suggests Toddlers Are Losing Ground Before They Even Start School OMEP Aotearoa’s Annual Hui Is Where New Zealand’s Early Childhood Policy Gets Debated Before Parliament Hears It Why OMEP Aotearoa’s 30-Year Veteran Leaders Still Believe in the Power of Global Advocacy for Local Change The Student Travel Awards Keeping OMEP UK Connected to the Next Generation of Early Childhood Researchers How OMEP UK Helped Kenya Establish Its Own National Committee and Changed the Course of East African Early Education How Aurora Medina de la Fuente’s Legacy Continues to Shape Spanish Early Childhood Education Nearly Six Decades Later OMEP UK’s Sustainable Citizenship Award Is Quietly Revolutionizing How British Nurseries Teach Three-Year-Olds OMEP Argentina’s New Publication Series Is Reframing How Latin America Thinks About Early Childhood The Color Your Rights Project That Turned Children’s Drawings Into a Global Policy Tool The LEGO Foundation’s New $10 Million Research Fellowship Is Redefining What We Know About Play and Brain Development The Real Reason American Parents Are Pulling Their Children From Public Preschool — and Where They’re Going Instead Kentucky Is Cutting Its Childhood Development Programs, Economists Say It Will Cost the State Billions The Ingrid Pramling Samuelsson Lecture That Reframed How the World Thinks About Children and Climate Justice The New Countdown to 2030 Report From UNICEF That Shows How Far Every Country Still Has to Go America Spends Less on Early Childhood Education Per Child Than 32 Other Developed Nations — Here’s the Cost The Head Start Teacher Who Earns Less Than a Parking Lot Attendant — and the Policy That Makes It Legal Why the Most Promising Early Education Technology Is Analog — and the Neuroscience That Explains Why Illinois Schools Are Getting More Funding — But the Money Isn’t Reaching the Preschools That Need It Most Head Start Is 60 Years Old — Experts Say It’s Either America’s Greatest Education Success or Its Most Wasted Potential Why Early Childhood Education Investment Has the Highest Return of Any Public Spending Category — by a Factor of Seven Inside the University of Washington Research That’s Changing How Teachers Talk to Toddlers The Finnish Teaching Method That’s Taking Over American Preschools — and the Backlash Already Forming Against It How One Georgia County’s Early Literacy Initiative Produced a 60% Drop in Third-Grade Reading Failures New York Mayor Mamdani’s Universal Childcare Push Faces Its Biggest Challenge: Finding 3,000 Qualified Teachers Home Why Child Development Experts Are Calling America’s Current Screen Time Norms a Generational Experiment Gone Wrong How OMEP Chapters in Post-Conflict Zones Are Rebuilding Education Systems From the Ground Up How a Boston Startup’s Storytelling App Is Narrowing the Literacy Gap Between Low- and High-Income Kindergarteners Inside the “Ready or Not” Framework That NIST Says Is the Most Effective Play-Based Learning Tool in the Country The San Francisco Tech Company That Wants to Replace the Preschool Classroom — and Why Educators Are Fighting Back Why the 2026 UNESCO Global Education Monitoring Report Could Be the Most Consequential in a Generation Inside the University of Georgia Study Linking Heavy Social Media Use in Children to Delayed Language Development Inside the Global Effort to Get ‘Childhood Education’ Formally Recognized as a Distinct Academic Discipline at the UN Level Inside the North Carolina Initiative That’s Proving Early Childhood Education Is the Best Economic Development Strategy The Union Contract That Raised Preschool Teacher Pay by 40% in One Year — and What It Did to Enrollment The Harvard Webinar That Convinced 10,000 Pediatricians to Rethink How They Screen for Developmental Risk The Brookings Report That Could Change How Every U.S. City Spends Its Early Education Budget The New Research on Attachment Theory That Is Changing How American Parents Think About Returning to Work The Rural Georgia Community That Built Its Own Preschool When the State Refused — and What Happened Next