A short excerpt:
“Wash Time is Talk
Time” will deploy resources to 5,000 laundromats in underserved communities to
help families use laundry time as meaningful opportunities to talk, read, and
sing with their young children
Oakland, CA – Today, Too Small to Fail launched “Wash Time
is Talk Time” in Oakland, California. Today’s launch is part of its 2015
Clinton Global Initiative “Wash
Time is Talk Time” Commitment
to Action — made in partnership with the Coin Laundry Association (CLA), the
Laundry Project, Jumpstart, First 5 Alameda County, University of Arkansas, and
Encore.org — which aims to reach parents in underserved communities
nationwide.
Research finds that the
average laundromat visit takes two to two-and-a-half hours — making laundry
time a valuable, yet often overlooked opportunity to engage in language-rich
activities. Today’s events at Advantage Laundry and A1 Laundry in Oakland,
California, include resources for young children and families to engage in
early learning and development activities. Additionally…”
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