We urge all who can to attend the public launch today of MinneMinds (www.minneminds.com), an ambitious effort to increase public funding and access for high-quality early care and education. An event and press conference begins at 3:30 in the rotunda of the state capitol. On the other end of the cradle-to-career pipeline, our latest blogpost (www.growthandjustice.org) praises a new "community paramedic'' program at Inver Hills Community College.
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