Using Science to Guide Early Childhood Policy and Practice
The past decade has brought an explosion of scientific knowledge about child development and the effects of early adversity. How can we apply this science on a daily basis?
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The Representatives and Managers of their Vision: Reflections from the East LA Community
For East Los Angeles, time to reflect on important questions gave leaders the ability to gauge themselves, reaffirm their commitments, and consider how to move forward. What did they learn?
Family First Act: Opportunities to Support Families, Children and Youth
The Family First Prevention Services Act marks a significant step forward for child welfare financing reform. So what kind of opportunities does it afford?
Better Outcomes for Older Youth of Color in Foster Care
This article focuses on older youth of color in the [...]
These Cuts Matter: The Budget Reconciliation Bill Undermines Families and Will Drive Children into Child Welfare Systems
With the passing of the Budget Reconciliation Bill (H.R. 1) [...]
Child Care Providers Sound the Alarm on Immigration Policies’ Harm to Families with Young Children
Children need love, safety, and a sense of belonging to [...]
Cognitive and Social Emotional Development Module
Created by Youth in Focus, Building Cognitive and Social-Emotional (CSE) Competencies is [...]
Social Connections Module
Created by Dr. Julie Radlauer-Doerfler, Social Connections Module is a three-hour [...]
Child Welfare
What We Work For All children and [...]
Youth and Young Adults
What We Work For We partner with young [...]
