Impact Evaluation @Stanford_CEC. Illinois @PyramidModel State Lead. Proud alum @SETLlab @UICPsychology & @CornellCHE.

Park City, UT
Joined August 2020
We've been working with @HomeGrownOrg on the @thrivingproproj, the first direct cash transfer program in the U.S. to focus exclusively on home-based child care providers. Read more here: stanford.io/3DNtquv
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One of the most maddening things about U.S. family policy is that both sides agree new parents should have time with their babies, yet we can't even agree on 6 weeks of paid family leave, much less 6 months. I'm also tired of talking about child care policy w/o talking about PFL
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edsurge.com/news/2023-04-18-… Awesome article about the Thriving Providers Project @HomeGrownOrg!!! I am so honored to work with the amazing women referenced throughout in our community-based evaluation work @Stanford_CEC
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The Review of Research Award goes to Katherine M. Zinsser @SETLLab, Elyse Shenberger, Valisha Jackson (@UICPsychology), and @CallieSilver (@Stanford_CEC) for their article in @RERjournal_AERA about how early childhood exclusion is defined and assessed in the academic literature.
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Please join us Thursday, April 6 as we celebrate this milestone and reflect on the work ahead. Register here: bit.ly/3FBEM6h
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Proud that @UICnews and @UIC_CollegeofEd are leading the convo on #ece by framing this discourse as about schools being "ready" for all kids, not just up to kids/families to get ready! #schoolreadiness #openaccess
It is launch day! readychild.org/ Our website provides #families & #eceteachers the resources to work together to identify each child's unique strengths and build on them as they prepare them for #kindergarten. All of our resources are open-access & free!
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We really need to start talking about public child care spending as an investment that MAKES money for states -- to say nothing of the increases in child & family flourishing, community health, and freedom. Check out these figures from Utah! ksl.com/article/50560429/new…
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.@Hunt_Institute’s Early Efforts web series will return January 9 with a critical conversation: The Case Against Preschool Suspension and Expulsion. We’ll be joined by @SETLLab @CPZ4Senate @ChildrensEquity @ShantelMeek & @TunettePowell. Register now at: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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Callie Silver, PhD retweeted
The science is clear: Infant-toddler teachers are brain builders, not babysitters. The sooner public policy, training, and compensation catch up with this truth the better.
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Today is the day we finally launch our new Center on Early Childhood. Join us virtually for inspiring and thought-provoking talks and panels.
TOMORROW! Join us virtually for "New Pathways for Equity and Impact in Early Childhood," and learn with us from a great line up of experts across many sectors. It's a full day—drop in for all or part. 1/9 🧵⬇️ acceleratelearning.stanford.…
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But the program’s limited waiver opportunity ends Monday, October 31. So this is something to explore and act on NOW.
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So excited for this event! Encouraging all my early childhood people to join 😀
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@StanfordEd is hiring an Early to Mid-Career Faculty Position in Early Childhood who will also contribute to a new Stanford Center on Early Childhood. Come work with me, @PhilFisher99 and our amazing colleagues at earlychildhood.stanford.edu/ Apply at: facultypositions.stanford.ed…
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To both candidates: given your responses to the question about roe v wade being overturned, how do you plan to protect the lives and wellbeing of children once they’re born? #utdebates
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Today’s @washingtonpost editorial on the #childcare crisis includes this sad factoid from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: America’s child care professionals make, on average, 59 cents less per hour than its DOG WALKERS. Let that sink in.
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