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Department of Early Learning and Care

Equity Training

Equity Training Requirement

Providers and partners who receive funding from the state through a Department of Early Learning and Care contract or agreement are required to complete an equity training.

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This includes the following organizations and programs:

  • Early Childhood Equity Fund
  • Preschool Promise
  • Healthy Families Oregon
  • Oregon Pre-Kindergarten
  • Child Care Resource and Referral agencies
  • Early Learning Hubs
  • Western Oregon University – The Research Institute
  • Relief Nurseries
  • Council on Developmental Disabilities, Inclusive Child Care Program

Whether you choose your own training option or participate in the ELD training below, your organization must submit proof of completion through this online form:

Equity Training Form

Oregon Family Voices: Impacts Of Covid-19 On Early Child Education And Care

The online training created by the Department of Early Learning and Care is available in English and Spanish. The training includes findings from a recent survey and a series of listening sessions with Oregon families about their experiences related to child care during the COVID-19 pandemic. As part of the DELC training, you are expected to spend time reflecting and discussing what you learned with colleagues and peers. Additional materials to accompany the training are available below. Completing this training is one way to fulfill your equity training requirement.

PLEASE NOTE: If your organization has already completed an equity training on its own and has provided proof to ELD, your requirement has been fulfilled. If you prefer the option of choosing your own training, please contact your program manager or contract administrator at ELD for approval.

If you have questions about the equity training requirement, please contact your program manager or contract administrator at ELD.

We appreciate your continued efforts to support families and children in Oregon.

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