Anna Sucsy Beckham

Master of Public Affairs @UWLaFollette Alumna | Former @Fulbrightprgrm ETA in Senegal | @BatesCollege Alumna

[Anna Sucsy Beckham @AnnaSucsy]

I had the opportunity to spend the summer researching early childhood homelessness as an Early Childhood Policy Intern @CCSAchildcare. Check out my report "An Invisible Crisis: Early Childhood Homelessness – A Primer" here!
https://t.co/budJPk2wfa

[Secretary Marty Walsh @SecMartyWalsh]

High costs of child care makes it hard for parents, especially moms, to participate in our workforce. It costs our economy billions every year.

I’m thankful to Rada for sharing her experience with child care as a working mom.

[The Hill @thehill]

Expanding child tax credit could lift 4 million children out of poverty: analysis https://t.co/uIX3ay4umP

[Anna Sucsy Beckham @AnnaSucsy]

I have the opportunity to work with @CCSAchildcare this summer to bring child care assistance and safe and secure housing together for young children experiencing homelessness. Check out CCSA's work here! https://t.co/H5HsL5mvNm

[Boston Terrier Society @Boston_Society]

Good Morning From Finley!

Finley loves fetch, swimming, and is always optimistic that one day she’ll get food from the dinner table.

Thanks for sharing your cute Boston with us Anna S!

Follow them here @annasucsy or @wmbeckham

[The Hunt Institute @Hunt_Institute]

In our latest blog with @myFutureNC, Representative @jdgailliard of NC House District 25 talks about the importance of community in #postsecondary attainment, especially during the #pandemic.
https://t.co/dp50WvkRc2

[NHVRC @NationalHVRC]

AVAILABLE NOW: Our 2020 Home Visiting Yearbook is live! ✨
Check out the latest data on how early childhood #homevisiting was implemented in 2019 across the country. https://t.co/BWKVRGg1n3

[Pete Buttigieg @PeteButtigieg]

She is making history already, and she will serve our nation well.

Congratulations Madam Vice President-elect @KamalaHarris!

[Prenatal-to-3 Policy Impact Center @pn3policy]

NOW AVAILABLE: Download the new 2020 Prenatal-to-3 State Policy Roadmap and your state's data profile at https://t.co/jEu5Kk7D52 #pn3policy

[CAP Early Childhood @CAPEarlyEd]

THREAD: The U.S. has an infant health crisis and we have new numbers on exactly what this looks like.

The main takeaway? States have an opportunity to make important policy changes when it comes to addressing racial disparities in #InfantHealth. https://t.co/pM7Go3uyon

[CAP Early Childhood @CAPEarlyEd]

End of decade #ChildCare #Goals:

✔ States laying the groundwork for early learning 📝
✔ States expanding child care & preschool access 👩‍👩‍👧👪
✔ States supporting babies! 👶👶👶

Read more about some of the actions states are taking for #ece in 2020! https://t.co/rQ90KbQIaO

[Center on Budget @CenterOnBudget]

In our new paper, we calculate that the #poverty rate has fallen by nearly 50% since 1967, largely due to the growing effectiveness of economic security programs such as #SocialSecurity, food assistance (#SNAP), & #tax credits for #WorkingFamilies: https://t.co/ggiy8wUBbr

[Dan Wuori @DanWuori]

“We know that genetics is important but we also...know that experiences are more critical than what you’re born with. Those experiences are especially important for those competencies that have the “critical period” in the first 5 years.” #earlychildhood https://t.co/MVTSJxyqn9

[CFRP Child & Family Research Partnership @CFRPlbj]

Thank you @BlahaOsborne for your leadership and vision. You never cease to amaze and are most definitely a #Boss! Happy #BossDay from all your teams at @CFRPlbj, @pn3policy, @chasp_lbj, & @TheLBJSchool.

[KFF @KFF]

If Missouri were to expand its Medicaid program under the terms of the ACA, 219,000 uninsured nonelderly adults would become eligible for coverage.

That’s 47% of the state’s uninsured, nonelderly population. https://t.co/IaLttPDtEf

[SSRC @ssrc_dotorg]

Income inequality has increased steadily over the past 40 years. Researchers explore some of the consequences of income inequality for American families and children.

@UCIEducation @ncfr

https://t.co/TlVcrRw9Xt

[Kelley Fong @kelley_fong]

New paper with @HopeMHarvey, @KathrynEdin, & @Stefanie_DeLuca in @SF_Journal, identifying parents' housing search logics (i.e., their approaches to/understandings of the search) as a mechanism through which economic resources shape residential attainment: https://t.co/gQ0UaLIVVr