Centering Parent Voice and Leadership to Support Early Relational Health
When focusing on supporting early relational health for families, how can the voices, experiences, and leadership of parents be infused into every part of the work? We learn about the national network initiative Nurture Connection, and how focusing on parent partnerships helps keep the needs of parents and families at the center of the work.
Collective Impact Forum · Claudia Aristy, Bryn Fortune, Mia Halthon, Becky Jaques Hasak, Jennifer Splansky Juster
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Show Notes
In this episode, we learn about how to build and strengthen partnerships with parent leaders so that the wide spectrum of parent voices and needs are kept at the center when supporting early relational health for families.
To explore this topic and more, we learn from the national collective Nurture Connection and how their partnership with a diverse group of parent leaders has helped evolve and advance their work to support early relational health for all families. Joining us for this conversation are Claudia Aristy, Bryn Fortune, Mia Halthon, and Becky Jaques Hasak. They discuss how centering parent voices has been key to the work as well as what challenges they have encountered and worked through along the way.
Resources and Footnotes
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