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Join Child Trends and the Early Childhood Data Collaborative for a free webinar on:
Developing Coordinated Longitudinal Early Childhood Data Systems
Tuesday, October 16, 2012 11.30am-12.30 pm ET
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative (ECDC) invites you to join a webinar featuring the ECDC's newest publication, Developing Coordinated Longitudinal Early Childhood Data Systems: Trends and Opportunities in Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge Applications.
Presenters:
- Amanda Szekely, Senior Policy Analyst, National Governor's Association Center for Best Practices, & report co-author
- Sherri Killins, Commissioner, Department of Early Education and Care, Massachusetts
- Jon Furr, Director, Office of Education System Innovation. Northern Illinois University, Illinois
- Anne Bryan, Executive Director of the Early Childhood Advisory Council, North Carolina
- Kristen Guillory, Grant Manager for the Early Learning Challenge, North Carolina
- Moderator: Elizabeth Groginsky, ECDC, Executive Director
Register here. Toll: +1 (914) 339-0021 | Access Code: 875-123-471 | Audio PIN: Shown after joining the meeting
Email Shannon Moodie at Child Trends (smoodie@childtrends.org) if you have questions or registration issues for the ECDC webinar.
Child Trends, ECDC, New America Foundation and the Center for Law and Social Policy are Co Hosting a Twitter Town Hall in conjunction with the Webinar. Please join the #ecdata conversation @ecedata.
About the ECDC
The Early Childhood Data Collaborative (ECDC) supports state policymakers' development and use of coordinated state early care and education (ECE) data systems to improve the quality of ECE programs and the workforce, increase access to high-quality ECE programs, and ultimately improve child outcomes. The ECDC will provide tools and resources to encourage state policy change and provide a national forum to support the development and use of coordinated state ECE data systems. Child Trends recently became the central hub for the ECDC.
Partners include: The Center for the Study of Child Care Employment at UC Berkeley, Child Trends, the Council of Chief State School Officers, The Data Quality Campaign, the National Conference of State Legislatures, and the National Governors Association for Best Practices, and the Pew Home Visiting Campaign. The ECDC is supported through the generosity of the Birth to Five Policy Alliance, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and an anonymous donor.
For more information on the ECDC, the Ten Fundamentals of Coordinated State Early Care and Education Data Systems, and reports to date, visit www.ecedata.org.
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