Tag Archives: families

Collaborating for a Great Start, Great Investment, and Great Future

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Mina Hong

Last month, the Michigan Department of Education – Office of Great Start (OGS) released its much anticipated report Great Start, Great Investment, Great Future: The Plan for Early Learning and Development in Michigan.  This report provides a clear road map … Continue reading →

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Lame Duck, Why So Divisive?

Posted on December 11, 2012 by Mina Hong

Lame duck.  The time after the elections before the new Legislature takes office.  A time when outgoing elected officials have minimal accountability.  A time when public policymaking can be particularly active – whether for good or for bad.  This lame … Continue reading →

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Will We Let Michigan Fall Off the Cliff?

Posted on November 19, 2012 by Mina Hong

The elections now seem like a distant past as talk of the federal “fiscal cliff” has taken over the media.  While the political showdown in Washington, D.C. may seem like typical hoopla, folks in Michigan should care about the looming … Continue reading →

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Registered to Vote? Election Advocacy 101: Learn Candidates’ Positions on Children’s Issues.

Posted on October 2, 2012 by Mina Hong

Voter registration deadline is quickly approaching and the presidential debates begin this week.  It’s a perfect time to get swept up in the excitement (assuming you’re not already turned off by all of the rhetoric) and get engaged in election … Continue reading →

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