The CEO Project
We organize parents, child care providers, and teachers to take collective action on issues that impact the care economy in Ohio.
On Monday, May 13th, child care providers, parents, and families across the country are hosting A Day Without Child Care. So on May 13th, we’re taking action: some child care providers, with the support of the families they serve, are shutting their doors, some are calling out sick or closing down early, and all of us are standing in solidarity to draw attention to the national crisis that our childcare system is in. Click here to sign up and join us at the Statehouse.
““At the CEO Project, we organize parents, providers, and teachers from all across the state of Ohio so we can call on the State to invest in our families.””
Meet Our Dedicated CEO Leaders.
At the CEO Project, we value and uplift our member leaders. They are on the frontlines advocating for child care providers across the state of Ohio. Click on the stories below to learn more.
#CEOBlog
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
CELEBRATING A MAJOR CHILD CARE WIN!
Last August, our providers shared powerful stories with the Office of Child Care (OCC) and outlined ways the federal government could better support children, families and child care providers. This month, the OCC responded to our testimony and granted many of the changes our child care leaders sought. Learn more in our newly-launched #CEOBlog here!
The recently-released memo outlines how Intel and the state of Ohio can effectively partner with grassroots organizations like The CEO Project and the OOC to gain a competitive advantage.
The CEO Project is a statewide grassroots organizing project focused on building power with women, especially women of color who work in the care economy to call on the state to adequately invest in our children and their families’ futures.
