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Appendix B: Workshop Agenda
Pages 77-82

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...  ighlight what is working at the intersection of health and early h care and education, discuss the importance of early care and edu cation in achieving overall goals for early childhood development, and consider current priorities; 2.  rovide examples of successful initiatives focused on early care p and education and health; and 3.
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... that health sector partners can support, including advocating for evidence-based policies and programs Moderator: Danielle Ewen, senior policy advisor, EducationCounsel, LLC Speaker: Judith Carta, interim director, Juniper Gardens C ­ hildren's Project; senior scientist, Institute for Life Span Studies; professor, Special Education, University of Kansas Discussants:  Brotman, Bezos Family Foundation Professor of Laurie Early Childhood Development, Department of Population Health, New York University  Gertel-Rosenberg, director, National Prevention and Alison Practice, Nemours  Whiteman, director of professional development, Zero to Jodi Three Sarah LeMoine, director, Early Childhood Workforce Innovations, Zero to Three 9:45 a.m. Q&A Moderator: Danielle Ewen
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... TOPIC 2: CROSS-SECTOR COLLABORATION (examples and lessons) Moderator: Debbie Chang Speaker: George Askew, deputy commissioner, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Division of Family and Child Health Discussants: Shinn-Brown, program director, Ozarks Area  Kimberly Community Action Corporation Head Start/Early Head Start, Springfield, Missouri  Scott, senior director of health policy, Child Care Krista Aware Michelle Suarez, early childhood developer, Prosper Lincoln, Nebraska Children and Families Foundation 12:05 p.m.
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... Moderator: Jacqueline Jones, president and chief executive officer, Foundation for Child Development Speaker: Marcy Whitebook, director, Center for Study of Child Care Employment, University of California, Berkeley Discussants:  Grafwallner, program director for early childhood Rolf initiatives, Council of Chief State School Officers  Higgins, executive director, Executives Partnering to Gloria Invest in Children Richards, chief executive officer, The Permanent Fund for Aly Vermont's Children Danielle Ewen 3:35 p.m. Q&A Moderator: Jacqueline Jones
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... Closing remarks and reflections on the day  Meadows Phyllis  Isham George 5:00 p.m. Adjourn Thank you to the planning committee and to all invited guests, both presenters and those in the audience, including Elizabeth Groginsky (DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education)
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  • ford school
  • judith carta

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