Research and Evaluation

Health and Development NewsOregon ResearchWhat We're Reading

Early School Success Leadership Camp 2023

Yesterday, Early School Success teams from four school districts across Oregon met up for a first-of-its-kind leadership camp hosted by Children's Institute. Throughout the day, educators and administrators explored methods for creating change at the school and district levels while examining perspectives on identity, collaboration, and psychological safety. Together, these dedicated early education professionals are reshaping their school communities to make a positive impact on children. Read the full story to learn more.

This image shows a room filled with educators in the CI Early School Success programs across Oregon.
Oregon ResearchHealth and DevelopmentPodcast Equity

Taking Action to Improve Social Emotional Services for Young Children: The Power of Data and Metrics

This is a special production created with our colleagues at the Oregon Pediatric Improvement Partnership (OPIP). OPIP is a public private partnership seeking to create a meaningful, long-term collaboration of stakeholders invested in child health care quality, with the common purpose of improving the health of all children and youth in Oregon. This episode explores recent developments in the health sector here in Oregon meant to improve the care for children ages zero to five.

This is a graphic announcing a new podcast about social emotional health metrics and data for Oregon's children.
Research and Evaluation NewsWhat We're ReadingEarly School Success

Using a Social Determinants of Early Learning Framework to Eliminate Educational Disparities

In a recent publication from the Foundation for Child Development, Iheoma Iruka, PhD authored a chapter on the social determinants of early learning as a framework for eliminating educational disparities. In her writing, she discusses the entrenched nature of the achievement gap as “one of the greatest social problems in the US.”

WWR - Social Determinants of Early Learning

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This