Here's what you can do:

1. Print and distribute the tour fact sheets:
   About our tour [2pp, 73KB]
   123 Busy Beavers: What it Means for Early Childhood Educators [2pp, 83KB]
   An overview of child care in Ontario and in Québec [2pp, 78KB]
   Why we want not-for-profit child care [2pp, 73KB]
   What you can do [1pg, 65KB]
   All the factsheets in one pdf:
   It's time for public child care fact sheets. [10pp, 490KB]
   
   

2. Download, print and distribute the petition and flyer:
   It's time for public chld care petition and flyer [2pg, 132KB]
   Please sign the petition and encourage all staff and parents to sign as well. Return the signed petitions by March 4. The number of petition signers and your communities will be read in the Legislature as part of the debate on this important bill.

3. Participate. Child Care Advocacy is needed now more than ever! Friday Phone Fun is back. To be on the Friday Phone Fun list (monthly actions), and alerts action list, staff and parents should “check to receive action alerts” on the petition , or contact us.

4. Support Bill 26, the Ontario New Democratic Party bill that would restrict licenses to not-for-profit child care providers.
   
   
5. Support Bill C303, the Federal New Democratic Party bill that would help to build a national system of not-for-profit child care.

Here's some resources:

1. YouTube videos of the Queen's Park Press Conference Launch of It's Time for Public Child Care campaign:
   Andrea Calver, OCBCC
   Denise Hammond, CUPE
   Edwardo Sousa, Council of Canadians
   Natalie Mehra, Ontario Health Coalition
   
2. Moratorium legal opinion:
   Child Care Moratorium Legal Opinion [pdf, 12pp 122KB]
   Prepared by Steven Shrybman Sack, Goldblatt, Mitchell LLP.
3. Sudbury city council recommendation
   Sudbury City Council licensing moratorium [pdf, 5pp, 710KB]
4. It's time for public child care fact sheets. [10pp, 490KB]
   » more background Information from Code Blue for Child Care.

Together, we will make a difference!