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80x3 Podcast: Bridges, Not Barriers - Reimagining Support for Families Priscilla Weigel welcomes Leo Howard III, Program Officer for the 80x3 Initiative at Greater Twin Cities United Way for an engaging conversation about supporting families. Leo shares his own experiences working with many different families, the work of 80x3, and ways to engage to build trust and partner in relationship for effective support. This podcast is part of our ongoing work with GTCUW 80x3.  Looking for more information? Explore these links:https://www.gtcuw.org/stories-and-news/voices-for-change-how-united-way-is-making-a-difference-in-minnesota/ https://www.gtcuw.org/stories-and-news/great-start-early-learning-scholarships/ 80x3 | Resilient from the Start🌟To learn about FREE self-study courses, please visit the 80x3 Page on the CICC Website Podcast
80x3 Podcast: Supporting Young Children Through Parental Incarceration Inclusion Matters welcomes our guest, Kamy Howard, MSW LCSW and author of our self-study course, The Impact of Parental Incarceration on Young Children. The development of this course was funded by Greater Twin Cities United Way and their 80x3 Initiative.  Kamy brings her 20 plus years of supporting young children and families to the discussion of the systemic issues related to this topic, the emotional and developmental impact of parental incarceration on young children, the trauma and developmental effects of this experience on children and families and shares key strategies for building a safe and secure environment so that children can thrive. 🌟Register for the FREE self-study course today!The Impact of Parental Incarceration on Young Children Podcast
80x3 Podcast: Trauma Informed Early Childhood Leadership Priscilla Weigel and Helene Pearson of Agape Child Development Center discuss some key ways to build a team, embedding trauma informed practices as you teach, support, and care in partnership with families.  Helene provides real life examples of how she and her team through relationships and connection support the scholars they serve each day.  This episode is part of our Greater Twin Cities United Way 80x3 Initiative Partnership.🌟To learn about FREE self-study courses, please visit the 80x3 Page on the CICC Website Podcast
A Child-centered Approach to Toilet Learning This webinar from Head Start offers a new approach to toilet learning that puts children at the center and encourages adults to support them in this important developmental milestone. Website
A Conversation with Grandma This short YouTube video highlights the importance of having a conversation with babies.  Grandparents can be wonderful conversation partners! Website
A List of Essential Children's Books To Empower Black Girls To Love Their Hair It's amazing how much work still remains to address the lack of children's books that represent little black girls. After some research we decided to put together this list of essential books that help empower young girls to love their natural self. Website
A Parent's Guide to First Aid In homes where there are small children, safety is an important issue. Parents want to protect their children from all potential dangers and will most often take steps to make their home as safe an environment as possible. Unfortunately, despite one's best efforts, accidents may still happen. The National Safety Council cites injuries as the leading cause of childhood death. Of the accidents that cause these injuries, half occur in the home. When they do, parents or guardians will need to be prepared to take the necessary action. Understanding basic first aid and how to apply it according to the injury and age of the child is critical and can save the life of their child. Website
A Year of Play Here is a list of fun seasonal activities for infants and toddlers from Zero to Three.  Just click on the month to find activities that promote your child's development all year. Website
AAC-RERC The AAC-RERC conducts a comprehensive program of research, development, training, and dissemination activities that address the NIDRR priorities and seek to improve technologies for individuals who rely on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) technologies. The mission of the AAC-RERC is to assist people who rely on augmentative and alternative communication to achieve their goals by advancing and promoting AAC technologies and supporting the individuals who use, manufacture, and recommend them. Website
Abilities Network Maryland services and support for persons with disabilities and inclusion. Training, consultation and respite care services all available. Website
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