The 91st General Assembly is now in the history books. Join us as we discuss what passed, what didn’t, and what it all means for Arkansas’s kids. And most importantly, help us thank legislative champions from Northwest Arkansas who...
If we’ve closed online ticket sales, have no fear! You can still get tickets at the door! Patron tickets are $60; Adult tickets are $30; Kids (ages 5-17) are $10, and if you’re younger than 5, dinner is on...
The 2017 legislative session is nearly upon us. What’s at stake for kids? Please join us next week for our Northwest Arkansas Pre-Legislative Summit — an event that only comes around every two years. The day’s agenda will include panel...
From paid maternity leave to tax credits for working families, public policy has an enormous impact on the long-term economic opportunities of women in our state. Arkansas women and girls are more likely to live in poverty than men...
This one’s just for the ladies! Join us at Stacey Sturner’s beautiful home to see old friends and make new ones as we learn more about what Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families is doing to improve economic...
October 21, 2015 is Back to the Future day. Yes, the day Marty McFly traveled to in the movies has finally arrived! At Arkansas Advocates, we aren’t satisfied with the future we’ve given our state’s kids. Join us in support...
In the legislative session that just ended, more than 1,200 bills became law. So, what does that mean for the children of Arkansas? JOIN US for a free, public forum featuring our panel of experts from Arkansas Advocates for...
Don’t leave learning to luck….we need to invest in Pre-K NOW. Pre-K gives Arkansas’s children a strong start – both in school and in life. But pre-K hasn’t had an increase in funding since 2008 – and programs are...
**Please note that this event has been rescheduled from its original date of February 4.** Arkansas Education Association, 1500 W. 4th St., Little Rock Registration 8:30 a.m. Welcome and Orientation 9:00 a.m. Join child advocates from across the state...