DOMAINES D’EXPERTISES

• Analyse économique de l’éducation à la petite enfance
• Effets des services de garde de qualité sur le développement des enfants et l’emploi des parents
• Les déterminants des coûts, de la qualité et de la rémunération
• Les services de garde à but non lucratif et leur coût et qualité
• L’imposition des familles et le crédit d’impôt pour la garde des enfants
• Les coûts/bénéfices de l’éducation à la petite enfance

AFFILIATIONS EXTERNES PRINCIPALES

• Association Canadienne d’Économie (ACÉ)
• Association for Public Policy and Management (APPAM)
• Western Economics Association International (WEAI)

COURS

• ECMA04 Introductory Microeconomics: A Mathematical Approach
• ECMC02 Topics in Price Theory
• ECMC54 Economics of the Family, Women and Work

MÉDIAS

2024

• Cleveland, G. (2024, 31 octobre). Ontario’s new funding formula – An evaluation. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 23 septembre). Hallelujia! Ontario finally has a new funding formula. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 6 septembre). Affordable Child Care Services vs Money for Parents. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 5 août). Ontario Is Violating the Early Learning and Child Care Agreement. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 25 juillet). Who’s To Blame For Child Care Shortages In Ontario? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 30 mai). New Support for the Economic Benefits of Universal Child Care. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 28 mars). Supply-Side or Demand-Side – A Contribution to the Australian Discussion. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 19 février). The Fraser Institute’s Evaluation of the $10 a Day Child Care Reforms. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2024, 12 février). Some Thoughts About Australian Child Care Policy. childcarepolicy.net

2023

• Cleveland, G. (2023, 5 décembre). The story coming from the CSELCC survey – I don’t think we’re going to make it…not even close! childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 5 décembre). Turnover and Labour Supply in the Early Care and Education Sector. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 5 décembre). What the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Can Tell Us About For-Profit Child Care. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 17 août). British Columbia’s New Spaces Funding Program. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 17 août). How much will it cost to raise the wages of early childhood educators ? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 27 juin). Modular Child Care Expansion in Manitoba: An Idea Worth Looking At. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 23 avril). Ontario’s 2024 Funding Formula. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 28 mars). An Open Letter to Kevin Rudd…from a Canadian economist who cares about Australian child care. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 28 mars). Why the Preference for Not-for-Profit and Public Child Care Services? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 16 février). For-Profit Operators Don’t Want Child Care to Be a Public Service for Families. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 13 février). The Twisted Logic of the Globe and Mail Editorial Board. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2023, 20 janvier). Is Ontario About to Violate the Early Learning and Child Care Agreement it Signed? childcarepolicy.net

2022

• Cleveland, G. (2022, 23 novembre). Child Care Wages and Workforce Strategies – Looking at Australia: What Do They Have That We Need? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 7 novembre). Do You Want to Know How to Make Child Care Expansion Happen in Ontario? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 25 octobre). Give Them an Inch and They’ll Take a Mile: The Story of For-Profit Child Care in Ontario. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 19 octobre). Comparing Then and Now: Child Care and Child and Family Benefits. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 19 octobre). FOUR URGENT STEPS TO BETTER CHILD CARE HEALTH. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 27 mars). What Should We Look for in Ontario’s Child Care Agreement? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 15 février). My Recent Presentation on Child Care Affordability. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2022, 30 janvier). ARMINE IS WRONG ABOUT DOUG FORD. childcarepolicy.net

2021

Un balado sur les CPE à laquelle Nathalie Bigras et Gordon Cleveland ont participé.

• Cleveland, G. (2021, 10 septembre). Which political party has the best child care plan? Options Politiques.
• Cleveland, G., Mathieu, S. et Japel, C. (2021, 18 février). What is “the Quebec model” of early learning and child care? Options Politiques.

• Cleveland, G. (2021, 17 août). Lies, Damned Lies, and Conservative Politicians. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 14 août). What should the ontario child care plan include? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 21 juin). FAQ: WHAT’S WRONG WITH FOR-PROFIT CHILD CARE? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 17 juin). An Open Letter to Ken Boessenkool about the Child Care Expense Deduction (and other things). childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 25 mai). How Big Will the Expansion of Child Care Services Need to be in Ontario? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 3 mai). Why Andrew Coyne is Wrong About Child Care Funding. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 31 mars). Another Poorly Conceived Child Care Proposal from C.D. Howe. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 5 mars). The new Angus Reid poll on child care. Great News for Supporters of a National Child Care System. childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 5 mars). What Lessons can the Rest of Canada Learn from Quebec Child Care? childcarepolicy.net
• Cleveland, G. (2021, 28 février). Ontario’s Full-Day Kindergarten – a report for ETFO. childcarepolicy.net

2019

• Cleveland, G. (2019). Why an Ontario tax credit for child care is a bad idea. The conversation. 10 avril
• Cleveland, G. (2019). How much will Doug Ford’s tax credit for child care cost? childcarepolicy.net. 10 avril

2018

• Cleveland, G. (2018). Doug Ford, what is your child care. The Star. 24 avril
• Cleveland, G. (2018). Child care in the Ontario election. Policy Options, Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) Montreal. 25 mai
• Cleveland, G. (2018). Why free preschool makes the most sense for families. The Conversation. 26 avril

2006

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2006). An Open Letter to Jim Flaherty. Toronto Star.  1er mai

2005

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2005). Why Stephen Harper’s Child Care Plan Won’t Work. Toronto Star.  12 mai

2004

• Cleveland, G. (2004). Family Policy and Preschool Child Care. Policy Options, 42-45 Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) Montreal. 1er mars

2000

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2000). Tax Cuts are Not Good for Children. Toronto Star. 17 novembre

1998

• Cleveland, G. (1998). Why More Generous Child Care Subsidies Make Good Economic Sense. Ottawa Citizen

1997

• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, D. (1997). Assessing Federal Child Care Policy: Does the Arrow Reach Its Target? Policy Options, 18(1), 20-24, Institute for Research on Public Policy.
• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (1997). Rethinking the Rationales for Public Funding of Child Care. Policy Options, 18(1), 16-19, Institute for Research on Public Policy.

THESIS 

• The Choice of Child Care Arrangements by Employed Mothers: Canadian Evidence and Policy Rationale.  October, 1990. Unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Toronto.

ARTICLES EN PRÉPARATION

• “Assessing the Affordability of Regulated Child Care in Canada” Working Paper with Michael Krashinsky and Barry Forer.
• “The Unintended Consequences of Increased Availability of Full-Day Kindergarten” with Beth Dhuey
• “The Determinants of Child Care Quality in Quebec: How Specification Matters” With Nathalie Bigras

ARTICLES SCIENTIFIQUES 

2017

• Cloney, D., Nguyen, C., Adams, R. J., Tayler, C., Cleveland, G. et Thorpe, K. (2017). Psychometric Properties of the Classroom Assessment Scoring System (Pre-K): Implications for Measuring Interaction Quality in Diverse Early Childhood Settings. Journal of applied measurement, 18(3), 299-318.

2016

• Cloney, D., Hattie, J., Tayler, C. Cleveland, G. et Adams, R. (2016). The selection of ECEC programs by Australian families: quality, availability, usage and family demographics. Australasian Journal of Early Childhood, 41(4), 16-27.
• Cloney, D., Cleveland, G., Hattie, J. et Tayler, C. (2016). Variations in the Availability and Quality of Early Childhood Education and Care by Socioeconomic Status of Neighbourhoods. Early Education and Development, 27(3), 308-401.

2013

• Cleveland, G. et Colley, S. (2013). Integration of Child Care and Education in Canada: A Comparison with Sweden, New Zealand, England and Wales. International Journal of Early Childhood 42(2): 167-189. Special Issue: National Policies in a Globalised World.  (2013) With Susan Colley.
• Tayler, C., Ishmine, K., Cloney, D., Cleveland, G. et Thorpe, K. (2013). The Quality of Early Childhood Education and Care Services in Australia. Australasian Journal of Early Childhood, 38(2), 13-21.

2012

• Cleveland, G. (2012). Book Review of Alberta’s Day Care Controversy: From 1908 to 2009 – and Beyond by Tom Langford. Great Plains Research: A Journal of Natural and Social Sciences, 22(1), 88.

2009

• Cevelnad, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2009). The Nonprofit Advantage: Producing Quality in Thick And Thin Child Care Markets. Journal of Policy Analysis and Management, 28(3), 440-67.

2008

• Cleveland, G., Forer, B., Hyatt, D., Jape;, C. et Krashinsky, M. (2008). New Evidence About Child Care in Canada: Use Patterns, Affordability and Quality. IRPP Choices, 14(12), 2-42.

2003

• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, D. (2003). Child Care Subsidies and Welfare Reforms: What Works for Lone Parent Families? Industrial Relations, 42(2), 251-269.
• Cleveland, G., Gunderson, M. et Hyatt, D. (2003). Union Effects in Low-Wage Services: Evidence from Canadian Childcare. Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 56(2), 295-305.

2002

• Cleveland, G. H. et Hyatt, D. E. (2002). Child Care Workers’ Wages: New Evidence On Returns To Education, Experience, Job Tenure and Auspice. Journal of Population Economics, 15(4), 575-597.

2001

• Cleveland, G. (2001). Book Review: Cost-Effectiveness Analysis: Methods and Applications 2nd edition. Henry M. Levin and Patrick J. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 33(1), 117-121.

1998

• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, E. (1998). Subsidizing Child Care for Low-Income Families: A Good Bargain for Canadian Governments. IRPP Choices, 35 pages.

1996

• Cleveland, G. H. et Hyatt, D. E. (1996). On the Edge: Single Mothers’ Employment and Child Care Arrangements for Young Children. Special Issue on Child Care Canadian Journal for Research in Early Childhood Education, 5(1), 13-25.
• Cleveland, G., Gunderson, M. et Hyatt, D. (1996). Child Care Costs and the Employment Decision of Women: Canadian Evidence. Canadian Journal of Economics, 29(1), 132-151.

1993

• Cleveland, G. H. et Hyatt, D. E. (1993). Determinants of Child Care Choice: A Comparison of Results for Ontario and Quebec. Canadian Journal of Regional Science, 16(1), 53-67.

ACTES DE COLLOQUE

2018

• Cleveland, G. (2018). What is the Role of Early Childhood Education and Care in an Equality Agenda? Dans R. Brym (dir.), Income Inequality and the Future of Canadian Society : Proceedings of the First S.D. Clark Symposium on the Future of Canadian Society. Oakvill, ON : Rock’ Mills press.

1993

• Cleveland, G. (1993). Economics and Child Care Policy. Dans I. Kyle, M. Friendly et L. Schmidt (dir.), Proceedings from the Child Care Policy Research Symposium entitled Child Care Policy: What Can Research Tell Us? (p. 17-36). Toronto, ON : Child Care Resource and Research Unit, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto.
• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, D. E. (1993). Child Care Choice for Preschool Children of Employed Mothers in Ontario, Quebec and Alberta in 1988: Comparison of Results From Three Provincial Logit Models With Predicted Prices. Dans Proceedings of the 29^e Conference of the Canadian Industrial Relations Association, (p. 355-366).
• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, D. E. (1993). The Effect of the Price on the Choice of Child Care Arrangements. Dans I. Kyle, M. Friendly et L. Schmidt (dir.), Proceedings from the Child Care Policy Research Symposium entitled Child Care Policy: What Can Research Tell Us? (p. 90-99). Toronto, ON : Child Care Resource and Research Unit, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto.

CHAPITRES DE LIVRES ET MONOGRAPHIES

2016

• Cleveland, G. (2016). Econometrics and the Study of Early Childhood: A Guide for Consumers. Dans A. Farrell et K. Tisdall (dir.), Handbook of Early Childhood Research, (p. 305-323). Thousand Oaks, CA : SAGE.

2012

• Cleveland, G. (2012). The Economics of Early Childhood Education and Care in Canada. Dans N. Howe et L. Prochner  (dir.), Recent Perspectives on Early Childhood Education and Care in Canada (p. 80-108). Toronto, ON : University of Toronto Press.

2011

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2001). What Special Arrangements Are Necessary For Lone Parent Families in a Universal Child Care Program? Dans Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (dir.), Our Children’s Future: Child Care Policy in Canada (p. 315-333). Toronto, ON : University of Toronto Press.

2010

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2010). Investing in Early Childhood Education and Care: The Economic Case.  Dans E. Baker, P. Peterson et B. McGaw (dir.), International Encyclopedia of Education (3^e édition) (p. 63-68). Amsterdam, Pays-Bas : Elsevier.
• Forer, B. et Cleveland, G. (2010). Child Care Use (Type, Hours, Multiple Use, Expenditure) and Child Development of Children in Immigrant, Lone Mother, Rural, and Official Language Minority Families in Canada. Research Monograph, University of British Columbia.

2008

• Cleveland, G. (2008). Benefices et Coûts des Centres de la Petite Enfance du Quebec. Dans N. Bigras and G. Cantin (dir.),  Les services de garde éducatifs à la petite enfance du Québec. Recherches, réflexions et pratiques (p.27-40). Ste-Foy, QC : Presses de l’Université du Québec.

2006

• Cleveland, G. (2006). Knowledge, Policy and Research About Early Learning and Child Care. Social Development Canada.  Notes: This paper reviews and assesses the literature on child care and child development, and makes recommendations for future research priorities and methods. 49 pages, single spaced.
• Cleveland, G., Corter, C., Pelletier, J., Cooley, S., Bertrand, J. et Jamieson, J. (2006). A Review of the State of the field of Early Childhood Learning and Development in Child Care, Kindergarten and Family Support Programs. Atkinson Centre for Society and Child  Development,  the Institute for Child Study, and the Department of Human Development and Applied Psychology at the University of Toronto, 120 pages.

2003

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2003). Fact and Fantasy: Eight Myths about Early Childhood Education and Care. Childcare Resource and Research Unit, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto, 70 pages.

2001

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (dir.) (2001). Our Children’s Future: Child Care Policy in Canada. Toronto, ON : University of Toronto Press.

1998

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (1998). The Benefits and Costs of Good Child Care: The Economic Rationale for Public Investment in Young Children – A Policy Study. Childcare Resource and Research Unit, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto, 100 pages. Also published in French as Les avantages et les coûts liés à de bons services de garde à l’enfance : Justification économique en faveur de l’investissement public dans nos jeunes enfants. View BRIEFing notes ou Voir les BRIEFing notes.

1996

• Cleveland, G. H. et Hyatt, D. E. (1996). Child Care, Social Assistance, and Work: Lone Mothers with Preschool Children. Working Paper W-96-2E, Applied Research Branch, Strategic Policy, Human Resources Development Canada.

RAPPORTS DE RECHERCHE OU TECHNIQUES

2022

• Cleveland, G. (2022, octobre). Apprentissage et garde des jeunes enfants au Canada : d’où partons-nous, où allons-nous ? Institut de Recherche e Politiques Publiques.
• Cleveland, G. (2022, octobre). Early Learning and Child Care in Canada: Where Have We Come From, Where Are We Going? Institut de Recherche et Politiques Publiques.
• Cleveland, G. (2022, octobre). How to make childcare expansion happen in Ontario. Building Blocks for Child Care. Building blocs for child care.

2021

• Cleveland, G. (2021, janvier). Ontario’s Kindergarten Program a Success Story – Full Report. Fédération des enseignantes et des enseignants de l’élémentaire de l’Ontario.
• Cleveland, G. (2021, janvier). Ontario’s Kindergarten Program a Success Story – Executive summary. Fédération des enseignantes et des enseignants de l’élémentaire de l’Ontario.

2018

• Cleveland, G. (2018, février). Des services abordables pour tous : Rendre les services de garde agréés abordables en Ontario. Toronto, ON : Cleveland consulting; Early childhood education and care.
• Cleveland, G. (2018, février). Affordable for all: Making licensed child care affordable in Ontario. Toronto, ON : Cleveland consulting; Early childhood education and care.

2016

• Bigras, N., Gagné, A., L’équipe de recherche Qualité éducative des contextes éducatifs de la petite enfance et Paquette, A. (collab.). (2016). Mémoire destiné aux audiences publiques d’experts au sujet des services éducatifs destinés à la petite enfance. Mémoire présenté aux audiences publiques d’experts de la Commission sur l’éducation de la petite enfance, Montréal.
• Cleveland, G., Krashinsky, M., Colley, S. et Avery-Nunez, C. (2016). City of Toronto Licensed Child Care Demand and Affordability Study. Final report of an empirical study modelling the demand for licensed child care and measuring its affordability to parents.
• Cleveland, G., Krashinsky, M., Colley, S. et Avery-Nunez, C. (2016). Technical Report: City of Toronto Licensed Child Care Demand and Affordability Study.

2015

• Bigras, N., Lemay, L., Brunson, L., Charron, A., Lehrer, J., Cantin, G., Bouchard, C., Coutu, S., Cleveland, G., Gagné, A., Rayneault, M.-F. et April, J. (2015, janvier). Optimiser des services de gardes éducatifs de qualité: regards sur la recherche et recommandations pour les politiques. Mémoire portant sur le projet de loi 27 sur l’optimisation des services de garde éducatifs à l’enfance subventionnés, présenté à l’Assemblé Nationale du Québec, Canada.
• Bigras, N., Lemay, L., Brunson, L., Lehrer, J., Cantin, G., Charron, A., Cadoret, G., Fournier, R., Bouchard, C., Coutu, S., Cleveland, G. et Gagné, A. (2015, février). Qualité, universalité et accessibilité, éclairages de la recherche et recommandations pour les politiques. Mémoire portant sur le projet de loi 28 sur la mise en oeuvre de certaines dispositions du discours sur le budget du 4 juin 2014 visant le retour à l’équilibre budgétaire en 2015-2016, présenté à l’Assemblé Nationale du Québec, Canada.
• Cleveland, G., Tayler, C., Cloney, D., Keshavarzmehr, N. et Main, S. Usage patterns and quality in early childhood education and care services in Australia. 50-page report on analysis of E4Kids data for Department of Employment, Education and Work Relations, Commonwealth Government in Australia.
• Lero, D., Prentice, S., Friendly, M., Howarth, MPP A., Prigoe, L. et Cleveland, G. (2015). An open letter to Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers Responsible for Early Learning and Child Care. Canadian Council on Social development.

2010

• Cleveland, G. (2010). Early Childhood Education and Care Data in Canada. Paper written for Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.

2007

• Cleveland, G., Forer, B., Hyatt, D., Japel, C. et Krashinsky, M. (2007). Final Report: An Economic Perspective on the Current and Future Role of Nonprofit Provision of Early Learning and Child Care Services in Canada.  Self-published final report of 3-year project analyzing four Canadian data sets on nonprofit and for-profit child care, together with literature review and review of policy developments in other countries, 82 pages.

2004

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (2004). Financing ECEC Services in OECD Countries. A report to the OECD Directorate for Education. 96 pages.

2003

• Cleveland, G. et Colley, S. (2003). The Future Role of Government in Supporting Early Childhood Education and Care in Ontario. Research Paper #24 for the Panel on the Role of Government in Ontario (published along with final report Investing in People: Creating a Human Capital Society for Ontario and associated research., 122 pages.
• Cleveland, G., Colley, S., Friendly, M. et Lero, D. S. (2003). The State of Data on Early Childhood Education and Care in Canada. National Data Project Final Report. Childcare resource and Research Unit, 95 pages.

2000

• Cleveland, G., Lero, D. et Friendly, M. (2000). Early Childhood Care and Education: An Agenda for Data Collection: Preliminary Report for Public Discussion, 46 pages.

1999

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinsky, M. (1999). Tax Fairness for One-Earner and Two-Earner Families: An Examination of the Issues. Published by Canadian Policy Research Networks as CPRN Discussion Paper no. F07.  Part of the Best Policy Mix for Children Research Series, 17 pages.

1998

• Beach, J., Bertrand, J. et Cleveland, G. (1998). Our Child Care Workforce: From Recognition to Remuneration: A Human Resource Study of Child Care in Canada: More Than a Labour of Love, 205 pages, Child Care Sector Study Steering Committe. Note: A review of a wide range of human resource issues and problems amongst child care workers/providers of all types in Canada, in the context of the child care market and its policy issues.  Also published in French as Le secteur de la garde à l’enfance.

1997

• Cleveland, G. (1997). Subsidies to Consumers or Subsidies to Providers: How Should Governments Provide Child Care Assistance? Research Paper R-97-7E, Applied Research Branch Research Paper Series, Human Resources Development Canada, 32 pages.  Also published in French as Research Paper R-97-7F  Subventions à la consommation ou subventions à la production: comment les gouvernements doivent-ils dispenser l’aide à la garde d’enfants?
• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, D. (1997). Using the National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth to Study the Effects of Child Care on Child Development. T-97-6E, an Applied Research Branch Technical Paper, 37 pages.

1994

• Cleveland, G. et Hyatt, D. (1994). An Assessment of the Effect of Child Care Cost, Availability and Quality on Mothers’ Employment. Report, 154 pages
• Friendly, M., Cleveland, G. et Willis, T. (1994). Flexible child care in Canada. A report on child care for evenings, overnight and weekends, emergencies and ill children, and in rural areas (2^e édition). Childcare Ressource and Research Unit.

1992

• Cleveland, G. (1992). Why We Want Good Child Care. Action Day Care Background Paper Series #1, Toronto.

1991

• Cleveland, G., Hyatt, D. et Milne, W. (1991). Child Care Demand in Ontario: Estimates Based on the 1988 National Child Care Survey. Report to Statistics Canada.
• Cleveland, G. (1991). Forecasting the Demand for Child Care Arrangements: A New Statistical Techniques.

1988

• Cleveland, G. (1988). Is The New Federal Child Care Policy a Good Deal For Canadian Families? A Report To The National Council on Welfare.
• Cleveland, G. (1988). A Guide To Design of An Income Test For Day Care Subsidy. A Report To The Child Care Branch, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Government of Ontario.

1987

• Cleveland, G. (1987). Provincial Day Care Subsidy Systems in Canada, 1987. Background study for the Special Parliamentary Committee on Child Care.

Gordon Cleveland signe également un document d’informations pour le Childcare Ressource and Research Unit.

2022

• Cleveland. G. (2022, spetembre). Accessibilité et qualité des services de gardeééducatifs à l’enfant du québec: point de vue d’un chercheur ontarien. Communication présentée à la soirée conférence L’éducation à la petite enfance s’invite dans la campagne électorale de l’Équipe de recherche Qualité des contextes éducatifs de la petite enfance.
• Cleveland. G. (2022, février). Measuring affordability of child Care. Workshop on Care Work in the Recovery Economy, The Institute for Gender and the Economy.

2018

• Cleveland. G. (2018, septembre). Analyse des propositions des principaux partis politiques au regard de la petite enfance dans le cadre de la campagne électorale québécoise (en anglais). Communication présentée à la soirée conférence L’éducation à la petite enfance s’invite dans la campagne électorale de l’Équipe de recherche Qualité des contextes éducatifs de la petite enfance.
• Chow, O. Cleveland, G., Macdonald, L. et Richardson, B. (2018, mai).  Paneliste au Critical Issues in childare Policy: Why do they Matter?, Toronto, Canada.

2017

• Cleveland, G. (2017, mai). Les analyses de types descriptives et causales sur les données de grandes enquêtes. Panel : La face cachée de la recherche : État des lieux, au 85^e Congrès de l’ACFAS, Université McGill, Montréal, Canada.

2015

• Cloney, D., Cleveland, G., Hattie, J. et Tayler, C. P. (2015, avril). The availability and quality of early childhood education and care (ECEC) programs in low socioeconomic status (SES) areas. Communication présentée au American Educational Research Association Annual Conference.
• Cleveland, G. (2015). What is the Role of Early Childhood Education and Care in an Equality Agenda? Communication au First S.D. Clark Symposium on the Future of Canadian Society.

2014

• Cloney, D., Cleveland, G., Hattie, J. et Tayler, C. P. (2014, décembre). Variations in the availability and quality of early childhood education and care by socioeconomic status. Communication présentée au International Conference of the Australian Association for Research in Education (AARE).

2011

• Bigras, N. et Cleveland, G. (2011, mai). Les déterminants de la qualité dans les services de garde en installation au Québec. Communication présentée au 79^e Congrès de l’ACFAS, Sherbrooke, Canada.

2008

• Cleveland, G. et Bigras, N. (2008, mai). The determinants of child care quality in Quebec. Communication présentée au Canadian economics association annual conference, Vancouver, Canada.
• Friendly, M., White, L. et Cleveland, G. (2008, avril). Paneliste au The consequences of corporatization and marketization of child care. It’s not as easy as ABC, The Atkinson Centre for Society and Child Development, Toronto, Canada.
• Cleveland, G. (2008, mars). Childcare quality in the mixed economy of childcare: an economist’s view. Communication présentée au International Centre for the study of Mixed Economy of Childcare, University of East-London, Angleterre.

2004

• Cleveland, G. et Krashinski, M. (2004). Le financement des services de garde et d’éducation des jeunes enfants au Canada. Communication présentée à la Conférence nationale du CCDS sur les services de garde au Canada, Winnipeg, Canada.
• Cleveland, G. et Japel, C. ( ). Child care services and pre-school education. Communication présentée à la Roundtable: Assessing family policy in Canada, Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP), Toronto, Canada.

2019

• Septembre 2019 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2019). What are federal leaders promising on child care, and is it enough? Advocates weigh in on the party platfroms.
• Avril 2019 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2019). Tories say child-care credit lets parents decide ‘what works best’.
• Avril 2019 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2019). Majority of Canadian kids younger than 6 in some form of child care, StatCan reports.
• Avril 2019 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. et Rushowy, K. (2019). Ford government’s expected child care rebate will fuel poor quality care, expert says.

2018

• Mai 2018 – Huffington Post : Jones, A. (2018). Child care in Ontario: NDP, Progressive Conservatives, Liberals pitch vastly different visions.
• Mars 2018 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. et Rushowy, K. (2018). Ontario Budget to fund free child care for preschoolers as part of $2.2B plan.
• Mai 2018 – The Star : Rothman, L. et Macdonald, L. (2018). Best Mother’s Day gift to the one you love: Universal child care.

2017

• Juin 2017 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2017). Province’s child care affordability study to be led by U of T prof. The Star.
• Avril 2017 – The Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2017). Non-profit daycare wins better rating.

2008

• Mai 2008 – CBC News : Consumer, Life. (2008). Report warns against increased role for private sector in daycare.
• Mars 2008 – The Star : Friendly, M. et McCain, M. (2008). Child care must serve kids not corporate shareholders.

2007

• Septembre 2007 – The Star : Diebel, L. (2007). Birth of a notion: How to make life better for our kids.
• Avril 2007 – Toronto Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2007). Non-profit daycare wins better rating; Canadian study’s conclusions disputed by private operators [CA].

2004

• Novembre 2004 – Toronto Star : Monsebraaten, L. (2004). Keep child care public, economist tells Dryden.