By analyzing and assessing activities administered under the Departments of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and/or the Education (NDE) the goal was to establish a ‘playbook’ by which Nebraska could measure progress towards the priorities established. The result, the Nebraska Action Agenda for Early Childhood identified five priority areas – developed through a participatory and widely diverse Nebraska Leadership Team that met monthly between January and December in 2023. The PDG grant, administered by the Nebraska Children and Families Foundation allowed Nebraska to dig deeper and refine the core components to build a stronger, more equitable ECEC system for all families. The five priorities that emerged from the process include: Access, Workforce, Data, Community and Family Voice, and Shared Governance. You can read the Executive Summary and Full Report for a detailed description of the process and findings. CELFE continues our work in Nebraska to help facilitate the NLT as they move each of the priorities forward in 2024.