Virginia
We’re Mobilizing Virginians to Be the Voice for Kids
In Virginia, it costs more to send one child to child care than to earn a degree from a local public university.
In Virginia,
13% of families with children (and 25% of black families) say they did not have enough to food eat.
That’s why SCAN VA is organizing year-round with advocates and partners to engage with elected officials, candidates, and communities to ensure that all children have access to quality, affordable early childhood education and child nutrition.
We’re committed to ensuring all children succeed in school and life.
Upcoming Events in Virginia
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Leadership in Virginia
Randy Moore (he/him)
Virginia State Manager
Randy Moore joins the SCAN team as our new Virginia State Manager. Randy is a seasoned policy advocate and community organizer.
With a robust background in policy advocacy, coalition-building, and community engagement, Randy has dedicated his career to driving systemic change and improving the well-being of communities. Most recently, Randy was the Policy Manager at Active Minds, where he led the development of a comprehensive legislative platform focused on intersectional mental health
reforms.
He has also served as an Outreach Representative for U.S. Senator Mark Warner, engaging with community leaders to ensure policy priorities met the needs of Central Virginia constituents. And he worked at the Virginia Housing Alliance where he further honed his skills in mobilizing stakeholders and leading advocacy campaigns to address affordable housing.
Virginia in the News
Victoria Zegler
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Save the Children Action Network (SCAN) was created in 2014 as the political advocacy arm of Save the Children, to be the political voice for kids. We work to ensure that the issues critical to children’s lives and futures are given top priority by our elected leaders, building bipartisan support to make sure every child has a strong start in life.