The Early Years Opportunity Building a Strong Foundation.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

International Conference Increasing NCOs professionalism and sustainability in delivering social services to children and youth from low-income families.

Advertisements

Join the conversation!. Education for Communities, Communities for Education Who is the Café Institute? (Community Assets for Education)

The “Early Years Opportunity” Building a Healthy Foundation

A program of the American Academy of Pediatrics

Domestic Violence: Our Families and Children The Honourable Judge The Honourable Justice Nancy A. Flatters James R. Williams Provincial Court of Alberta.

The “Early Years Opportunity” Skills for Life and Learning 1.

SOCIAL & EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE EARLY YEARS The B.C. Healthy Child Development Alliance.

The Network To come together to transform the partnerships among families, community and service providers to do everything possible to promote strong,

Best Start Conference January Peel Health Great Beginnings Initiative  In 1999, McCain and Mustard’s Early Years Study documented the importance.

Introduction to Strengthening Families: An Effective Approach to Supporting Families Massachusetts Home Visiting Initiative A Department of Public Health.

Education and Early Childhood Development Policy Advice to the President Session 12: November 28 th School of Public Policy & Urban Affairs | Northeastern.

Student Mental Health and Well-being September 2014 “Improving student achievement and student engagement is directly linked to ensuring that we work collaboratively.

The Grand Challenge of Saving Brains November 2014.

Learning Supports Division Alberta Early Child Development (ECD) Mapping Project Presentation to the Lethbridge Symposium on Innovative Approaches to Pre-School.

Education in Libraries The Essential Partnership Presented by Stephanie Crick, School Development Officer, DETE South East Region 2014.

Join the conversation!. Education for Communities, Communities for Education Welcome! Parent Café: The Early Years a resource for engaging in strength-based.

The Early Childhood Roots of Adult Health: Closing the Gap Between What We Know and What We Do JACK P. SHONKOFF, M.D. JULIUS B. RICHMOND FAMRI PROFESSOR.

Angela Mussi Senior Director, Community Outreach.

Child Care Basics Module 2.

Module 2: Child Dev. and Growth - Brain Dev. Power point #3.

Caring Communities Can Help Reduce ACEs. Mental Health “Mental health is indispensable to well-being, relationships, and contribution to the community.

National Head Start Association Leadership Institute January 29, 2009 Presentation by Joan Lombardi, Ph.D. Early Childhood Development: At the dawn of.

WHEN ACES MEET THE ARTS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD THE GHOST IN MY LITTLE GIRL’S LIFE Janice M. Gruendel, M.Ed., Ph.D. Senior Fellow, Institute for Child Success.

Brain wonders. Understanding the architecture of the brain and how human relationships and the environment impact on brain development is critical for.

Bringing Protective Factors to Life in the Child Welfare System New Hampshire.

Building Strong Communities through Early Childhood Development, Parent Education and Family Support.

The “Early Years Opportunity” Executive Function and Self-regulation 1.

+ Early Childhood Social Interactions. + The social interactions that a child has during early childhood will shape who they are as adults.

Coming Together for Young Children and Families.  What we know  Where we have been  Where we are today  Where we need to go.

Chase Bolds, M.Ed, Part C Coordinator, Babies Can’t Wait program Georgia’s Family Outcomes Indicator # 4 A Systems Approach Presentation to OSEP ECO/NECTAC.

ECMap Community Coalition Building: Sharing our learning.

A NEW APPROACH TO MCH The Life Course Framework for the Early Childhood Systems Initiative.

What Have We Learned? What Should We Do? Ross A. Thompson, Ph.D. Department of Psychology University of California, Davis The Developmental.

Quality Early Childhood Means Productive Adulthood 5 th November 2010 Mercure Hotel, 355 Willis Street Wellington 5th November 2010 Suzanne Snively.

Why Early Childhood Investment Matters Welcoming Remarks Jason Eberhart-Phillips, MD, MPH Kansas State Health Officer Kansas Birth to Five Administrator’s.

An Introduction. NOTE TO PRESENTER: This presentation is set up as a TEMPLATE for you to use. Please feel free to edit the presentation to meet the needs.

Principles of Child Development

The “Early Years Opportunity” Relationship and Serve and Return Interactions 1.

Ready Children... Ready Families... Ready Schools... Ready Communities Virginia’s Definition of School Readiness.

Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Early Childhood Programs Serving Children from Birth through 8 A position statement of the National Association.

Maltreatment and Brain Development 1. Neurons Babies are born with millions of neurons Neurons are connected by synapses, which allow information to pass.

Early Child Development (ECD)

EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING: A HOME VISITOR PERSPECTIVE Luke Quinn, MSW.

The Early Years Opportunity Building a Strong Foundation 1.

Early Childhood Advisory Council and Early Brain & Child Development Meeting Name Presenter Name Date 1.

ECD in Action Quality Education & Care for Young Children Technical ECCD Workshop Cape Town, July 26, 2010 Ruth Kagia Country Director “Education…is the.

The Early Years Opportunity Relationship and Serve and Return Interactions 1.

Texas Infant, Toddler, and Three-Year-Old Early Learning Guidelines Training - Revised November 2015 Texas Infant, Toddler, and Three-Year-Old Early Learning.

InWEnt Regional Alumni Conference-Alexandria 2008 Women Leadership Networking Building Generations of Women Leaders Fatmeh Saqer Education Specialist,

Trauma and Adversity: Turning Hurt into Hope Brian Farragher, MSW, MBA Executive Director, Hanna Boys Center September 22, 2015.

Trauma-Informed Design

LEARNING TO COPE: the role and development of self-regulation.

Building Foundations for Early Learning. Family Place Libraries™ provides a developmental framework and comprehensive model for family centered library.

Building Foundations for Early Learning. The Mission of the Public Library is to Support Life Long Learning.

Facebook.com/supportearlyed Twitter.com/supportearlyed #earlyedin16.

NUMBERS TO REMEMBER ABOUT EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PER SECOND MONTHS 90– % DOLLARS This feature highlights numbers to.

Infant Mental Health: Ensuring quality starts at the very beginning Catherine Maguire Senior Clinical Psychologist and Infant Mental Health Specialist.

The Effect of Early Adversity on Brain Development, Learning, and Health: Mobilizing Brain Science to Improve Children’s Mental Health and Catalyse Positive.

A COMMUNITY INITIATIVE

A COMMUNITY INITIATIVE

Ounce of Prevention.

ECE 353 EXPERT Lessons in Excellence- -ece353expert.com.

Establishing the Permanency of Hope: Affecting Meaningful Change for Homeless Children and Families Using a Trauma-Informed Statewide Integrated Approach.

Kelsey Keel, MPH Director, Childhood obesity initiative

The Science of Early Childhood Development

Using Relationships of Support to Nurture the Language of Emotions

Maltreatment and Brain Development

Bureau of Family Health: Infant Toddler Services

First 1000 Days of Life – Window of Opportunity for Brain Development

WMELS Guiding Principles

Presentation transcript:

The Early Years Opportunity Building a Strong Foundation

NOTE TO PRESENTER: This presentation is set up as a TEMPLATE for you to use. Please feel free to edit the presentation to meet the needs of your audience. All of the information in the Speakers Notes section of the slides is there for additional information, and to guide your presentation. If you require additional resources please see

What is the First 2000 Days Network? The First 2000 Days Network is a collective response of community members, organizations, professionals with a passion for making progress on our vision: All children from conception to six are supported by family and community in order to reach their optimal development.

What are your hopes and dreams for our children? … for our society? “Child development is a foundation for community development and economic development, as capable children become the foundation of a prosperous and sustainable society… All aspects of human capital, from work force skills to cooperative and lawful behavior, build on capacities that are developed during childhood, beginning at birth.” The Science of Early Childhood Development, National Scientific Council on the Developing Child, Harvard University

Why 2000 Days? Lifetime affects on … Learning Behaviour Health

How Brains are Built: The Core Story of Brain Development

We know that… Brains aren’t just born, they are built over time.

Experiences Build Brain Architecture Source: Neurevolution.net

Rethinking the Brain, Families and Work Institute, Rima Shore, New Born Early Childhood Later Childhood Experiences get wired into the brain Synaptic Density

We know that … a strong foundation supports all future development.

The brain is organized into specialized functional areas Source: American Psychological Association, Research in Brain Function and Learning

Sensitive periods for neural circuits Source: Urban Child Institute.org

We know that… serve and return interactions are the foundation for healthy brain development.

Babies brain “on” serve and return!

We know that… stress impacts brain development.

Positive stress is part of healthy development.

We know that… toxic stress can derail healthy development.

We also know… a loving, consistent caregiver can buffer a child from the negative impacts of stress.

We know that… the brain’s “air-traffic control system” needs to be geared up as soon as possible.

Executive function and self-regulation are the biological foundation for learning and social behavior.

While lags in developing the “air traffic control system” is associated with long term struggles… these these skills can be taught and improved, even into early adulthood!

We know that… children can’t do this on their own… …but together we can!

How can we act to ensure all children reach their developmental potential? What role can you play … …in your home? …in your community? …in your workplace?

This presentation was created through the support and collaboration of: