The Child Care Bureau: Child Care’s Home in the Federal Government
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ECEC Radio- The Early Care and Education Consortium
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Shannon Rudisill is the Associate Director of the Child Care Bureau. She previously served as Director of the Division of Technical Assistance in the Child Care Bureau. In addition, she was Special Assistant to ACF Assistant Secretary Olivia Golden and worked extensively on the Clinton Administration’s child care initiative.
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