Everyone going through pregnancy or the exhausting & gratifying early days of parenthood should have a safe, stable place to call home.
By falling short on #tenantprotections, IN is causing #evictiontrauma to our moms & babies. Thanks @INJProject & @NDLaw for advancing reform.
IJP commissioned this report from Notre Dame Law School as a part of our work with @grassrootsMCH to prevent eviction trauma especially for moms and babies. Great work @NDLaw!
So excited that our senior researcher @emacey13 was able to go to the White House to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the #FMLA & new Pregnant Worker Fairness Act.
Guess we will be updating our Know Your Rights: Pregnant & Parenting Workers doc soon! https://t.co/QOYVebBi5a
.@Marketplace explores Mothers on the Rise, a program serving mother-baby pairs transitioning from prison to their home community. ⬇️ @grassrootsMCH
https://t.co/fcZRYtLQWR
"For mothers coming out of prison, there are often added challenges, like finding child care & buying formula they can afford. Mothers on the Rise is trying to make it easier for these women and their children."
Thanks, @NPR, for covering MOR!
https://t.co/xd58qF91Iz
Please welcome Dr. Paige Klemme, PhD, LSW, to our @grassrootsMCH team! Paige will serve as Project Management Specialist for Healthy Beginnings at Home, a pilot program that will provide housing support and case management to pregnant women in Marion County.
New from the blog--learn about how IJP is teaming up with several partners, including the @grassrootsMCH to address housing insecurity in Indiana.
https://t.co/499qpk9BlR
Our director, Dr. Jack Turman Jr., was recently honored as a top thought leader by @PublicHealth!
Check out this amazing video they put together about the Grassroots MCH Initiative. 👇
https://t.co/G8prQgs5yA
A7: Working to elevate compensation & eliminate racial gaps that particularly affect women of color can support recognition & equity for the #ECE workforce. Explore other community-informed solutions at https://t.co/sLY8w93gUk #EarlyEdChat
@MomsRising Changing the narrative for the #ECE workforce to be see as essential, front-line workers who are critical to our economy and society. #EarlyEdChat
@MomsRising Culturally responsive education includes race and ethnicity but expands beyond race and ethnicity to include other cultures, like socioeconomic status, education level, and sexual orientation. We can only learn about each unique culture by listening first!
@MomsRising Getting to know and building trust with the families and communities you serve is critical to a strong #ECE foundation. Families and the larger community surround each and every child and these greatly impact and influence a child's life. #EarlyEdChat
@MomsRising We need to make sure that research is driven by families and the community and that in turn, that research drives local, state, and national policy changes. #EarlyEdChat
A4: Community-based participatory research where communities are co-designers in the research process can ensure their community’s narrative represents their values & priorities. Hear more at https://t.co/COkHnfY6ww #EarlyEdChat
@MomsRising Storytelling is a foundational aspect of the work we do @grassrootsMCH. Sharing data and numbers is important but hearing about lived experiences from those who have lived the experience is what humanizes many of the issues we face to other stakeholders #EarlyEdChat
A2: Equity is a journey - not a one-time effort. It is ongoing work to undo conditions that have historically prevented young children, esp Black, Indigenous, Latine & other children of color from reaching their full potential #EarlyEdChat
@MomsRising A2: Equity in #ECE means every child has the right and the access to education and learning opportunities that help them reach their fullest potential. #EarlyEdChat
For the next hour, we'll be chatting with @SRCTweets on why investments in the #ECE system are critical for working families. Tag a friend and tell them to join #EarlyEdChat!