The cohort identified key 2Gen policy and advocacy priorities to improve outcomes for families and communities.
Support policies that provide tax credits, housing subsidies, and food assistance to families in need.
Encourage family wealth-building through education, homeownership, entrepreneurship, and matched savings programs.
Support policies that enhance economic assets and financial security through access to affordable housing and financial education.
Support service models that address both mental health and socio-economic needs for parents and children simultaneously.
Ensure access to physical and mental health support services for both parents and children.
Provide parenting education, home visiting programs, and family counseling to strengthen overall family wellbeing.
Equip families to advocate for themselves and their communities at the micro, mezzo, and macro levels.
Enhance family involvement in schools and community programs to support children's academic and social development.
Guarantee all children have access to high-quality early childhood education that fosters their development and prepares them for academic success.
Remove attendance requirements, potty-training mandates or other restrictions to improve access to early childhood education.
Provide children with safe environments, readily accessible nutrition, and quality education.
Foster relationships between institutions and industries to align education and training with workforce needs.
Ensure parents have access to postsecondary education and workforce development programs.
Allow caregivers to identify their chosen family rather than using restrictive benefit-holder criteria.
Encourage families to engage in advocacy efforts to drive systemic changes in political structures and policy frameworks.
Measure progress by evaluating outcomes, legitimacy, and public value to drive continuous improvement.