Site Search
Enter your search phrase to perform a site-wide search.
Search results for:
Social, economic and educational inequities and their associated lifelong adverse consequences are preventable. Richard Chase explains how early education is necessary but insufficient.
In a response to a Pioneer Press editorial, Richard Chase highlights practical strategies that contribute to universal healthy child development.
Our infants, toddlers, and preschoolers have the distinction of being the most racially and ethnically diverse Minnesotans. Children of color now make up about 30 percent of the 420,000 children under age 6.
What if we knew more about the number of children who demonstrate curiosity, ingenuity, honesty, and respect? Or who are proud of their cultural, ethnic, or social identity?
What began as a temporary assignment for Richard Chase, turned into a lifelong commitment to early childhood development, a cause that would intertwine with the generosity and vision of Sherman Devitt, his father-in-law. In May 2024, when…