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Inadequate compensation of the early care and education (ECE) workforce has been a persistent problem in the U.S. and has reached a critical juncture. Particularly in the current economic environment, childcare providers are struggling to find and retain qualified educators, leaving fewer options for parents and less quality care and education for their young children. At the same time, those who do serve as early childhood educators, disproportionately women and individuals of color, often contend with low pay, limited benefits, and few opportunities for job advancement.

Join Abt’s experts at the 2023 Rx Summit and check out our opioid misuse, prescribing and management resources.

Abt’s webinar will focus on promoting private capital investment in underinvested regions and sectors such as healthcare and water, sanitation, and hygiene.

Poverty, disease, climate change, economic inequality, and social injustice are just some of the immense challenges that world leaders are tackling every day, and each of these challenges has a disproportionate effect on women.

This panel will dive into the push and pull factors behind irregular migration from Central America to the U.S. and outline Washington’s response.

In this webinar, our panelists discuss how CBOs can help address individual health and social needs while also improving community or societal health.

Abt’s webinar will draw on findings from our 2019 national surveys to share evidence on the economic impact of leaves and access for disadvantaged workers.

Amanda Quintana will be a panelist at PMAC, explaining how cost-benefit, co-benefits, and general economic analyses of climate impacts can inform health policy.

In this webinar, panelists will explore how value-based care models can serve as the bedrock for equity in the future of healthcare.

At the Global Digital Health Forum 2022, Abt staffers are presenting on various ways we use digital approaches to improve health outcomes.