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The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
What's data got to do with it? We can't inform #earlychildhood policy without it. In a new @childtrends brief, @ecedata Director @kingcarlise discusses how data integration can help answer key questions about early childhood program access for all.
childtrends.org/publications…
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Emergency and existing federal funds provide states the opportunity to improve their P–20W data systems. Doing so is essential for empowering policymakers to meet new and longstanding challenges in education and the workforce.
Learn more at our webinar: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Formalized cross-agency data governance is crucial for effective P–20W data systems. By prioritizing data governance early, California leaders ensured that agencies can come together to create a data culture built on trust + collaboration—not silos. bit.ly/3Ov6y6X
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Leaders in education, health, and social services all have important roles to play to ensure individuals succeed. They need linked data to coordinate their efforts to support individuals in the classroom and beyond. bit.ly/2BWeH3C
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
#FridayFact- #COVID19 impacted the world in many ways. However, studying its impact on young children is difficult. The @AISP network and I2D2 Director Rouse authored a paper proposing a conceptual model to guide research on this population.tinyurl.com/3db8c7f2
#integrateddata
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Developing processes to share data across offices and agencies that balance many competing priorities is complex but not insurmountable.
Learn more in this new case study of @I2D2_ISU from our research partner @westat. #datasharing #privacy #dataprotection
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The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
States and districts can leverage data to support research initiatives to better understand how students learn and promote best practices. Our guide includes actions policymakers can make to ensure evidence serves the public. bit.ly/3m8xQma
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
I2D2 was recently featured in a case study sponsored by the @ACFHHS as part of a national effort to advance the use of administrative data for program evaluation and cross-systems improvement.
tinyurl.com/5c3zrhss
#ACF #integrateddata #publicpolicy #earlychildhood
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Registration is now open for @ACFHHS’s National Research Conference on Early Childhood 2022! The virtual conference will be held 6/27-6/29---register now!
#NRCEC2022 #ECE buff.ly/2n9TmN4
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Data is a meaningful tool when users have the context to understand and use it to inform decisionmaking. See how states and districts are working to make families partners in their student’s education. bit.ly/36zTr3f
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Home-based child care can be a lifeline for families, but center-based care is more often the subject of research and policy. Together with @OPRE_ACF and @EriksonInst, we looked at quality measures and indicators specific to home-based child care.
mathematica.org/publications…
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
WEBINAR REMINDER: Join us on 4/28 to hear from @ChildTrends authors and several discussants about the recent report mapping the history of systemic racism in the U.S. and how it influences #ECE policy and practice. Register here: bit.ly/38WdiuN
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
How have America's babies and families fared during the pandemic? Just two weeks until we release national and state data from the #StateofBabies Yearbook: 2022.
RSVP to see it first: bit.ly/3v95wEY #ThinkBabies
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
From targeting child welfare services in Florida, to mapping out new playgrounds in Albany, to assessing health needs in Chicago—practitioners use the #ChildOpportunityIndex to ensure children have the resources they need to thrive.
diversitydatakids.org/resear…
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Our upcoming Parent Partnerships in Practice webinar on 4/5 will dive into how three states have developed intentional relationships to promote equity, shift power dynamics, and re-examine traditional ways of doing advocacy. Join us: zerotothree.zoom.us/webinar/…
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
The 2021 KIDS COUNT Data Book is here! This annual report has provided an examination of child well-being in the United States every year since 1990. How does your state rank? bit.ly/3wGMg1g
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Child Trends is thrilled to share that we have received a generous grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott. From our president, @Carol_Emig: “This grant will enable us to accelerate our efforts to combat child poverty and promote equity for children and youth of color.”
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
New report by @NationalHVRC shows more virtual options offered to families during the pandemic.
@childtrends report shares examples of technological outreach strategies for home visits.
childtrends.org/blog/during-…
More than 298,000 families received evidence-based #homevisiting services in 2020, over the course of more than 3.2 million home visits. Roughly half of those home visits were provided virtually due to the pandemic. buff.ly/3lMbYxf via @NationalHVRC
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
Attended a great session at #BUILD2021. @DrIbram shares the importance of using research to assess the outcome of policies, not the intent.
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative retweeted
I didn’t expect this to get so much attention😃Now that you're here, if you want to learn more about how to make a difference in kids’ lives, check out my work for @ecedata that shows how we use data to improve programs for young children and families! childtrends.org/research-top…