In October 2016 to June 2017 several communities participated in an Action Learning Lab (ALL). This brief documents the key themes of the ALL, as well as considerations for future work at this intersection.
(8 pp)
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In October 2016 to June 2017 several communities participated in an Action Learning Lab (ALL). This brief documents the key themes of the ALL, as well as considerations for future work at this intersection.
(8 pp)
This report, created by the EC-LINC Outcomes & Metrics workgroup, focuses on population-level outcomes for young children and their families, identified a set of indicators for each, and explored the feasibility of gathering and tracking data for each of them at the community level.
(66 pp)
This brief works towards shifting the conversation about toxic stress. It addresses its root causes, growth toward understanding, as well as community-level strategies. It also discusses toxic stress in cities.
(12 pp)
This brief is a brochure for parents outlining the five protective factors. It emphasizes the need for parents to be intentional about taking care of themselves, being informed, and seeking help.
(6 pp)
This brief overviews Strengthening Families and Essentials for Childhood. It explores the common ground and differences to be considered when using the two together.
(36 pp)
The purpose of this report is to provide a synthesis of the ideas and research from the neurobiological, behavioral, and social sciences that further inform the evidence-base of CSSP’s Strengthening Families Approach and Protective Factors Framework.
This brief provides a succinct overview of protective factors approaches to the prevention/treatment of child abuse and neglect. It is designed to teach ways to lessen risks for abuse and neglect.
(10 pp)
This presentation provides a quick overview of the new materials and a more in-depth look at the revised Strengthening Families self-assessment tools released in 2014.
This report provides recommendations related to expanding the knowledge base necessary to improve outcomes for children, families, and communities and was written for discussion at the Harold Richman Public Policy Symposium, the first in a series of forums honoring the memory of Harold Richman, co-founder of CSSP.
(60 pp)
This report shares results of a study used to inform the development of a self-assessment tool appropriate for use by home-based providers as well as an extensive review of the literature on home-based programs.
(72 pp)