About Us
Formerly known as the AllIN4Prek coalition, Early Education Works is now a growing collaboration of state and local chambers of commerce, employers, academia, philanthropic, nonprofit and early care and education experts from across Indiana. We are champions for young children at the critical development stage from birth to five, who deserve access to quality early childhood education programs. We are also advocates for low-income parents, caregivers and families who stand to benefit from early education programs by allowing them to be active in Indiana’s workforce.
Early Education Works invites other organizations to join our advocacy efforts!
Making the Case for Quality Early Childhood Education in Indiana.
Our Partners:
United Way of Central Indiana
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Bose McKinney & Evans
CenterPoint Energy
Child Care Answers
City of Indianapolis - Office of Education Innovation
Cummins
Early Childhood Alliance
Early Learning Indiana
Eli Lilly and Company
Indiana American Academy of Pediatrics
Indiana Association for the Education of Young Children
Indiana Institute for Working Families
Indiana Philanthropy Alliance
Indiana United Ways
Indy Chamber
IU Health
Ivy Tech Community College Fort Wayne
Krieg DeVault LLP
Leadership for Educational Equity
LeafSpring School at Geist
Managed Health Services Indiana
MCCOY (Marion County Commission on Youth)
Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership
NIPSCO
Ounce of Prevention Fund
Peirce Consulting LLC
PNC Bank
Project Lead The Way, Inc.
St. Mary’s Child Center
Salesforce
South Bend Regional Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Indiana Business Roundtable for Early Learning
Stand for Children
SW Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Teach Plus Indiana
Torchbearer Public Affairs
United Way of Allen County
United Way of Grant County
Visually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS)
VOX Global
Early Education Works’ advocacy efforts are produced with support from the Alliance for Early Success, a 50-state early childhood advocacy resource that provides connections, expertise, technical assistance and targeted investments to allies pursuing policies that improve outcomes for children birth through age 8.