The Global Children’s Initiative is a non-profit organization which
is part of the Harvard University’s Center on the Developing Child. The center
reaches out to all children even worldwide. They especially reach out to those
that are at risk of health and development issues that are due to poverty. “Many
children fail to reach their full developmental potential by age 5” (Center on the Developing Child,
2018). The center reaches out to different policy makers in other countries to
do research on early childhood and how it is important to every child’s
development.
The insights or ideas I gained:
1. There are many people like
educators, researchers and politicians that
are working together to improve the early childhood field around the world. When
it comes to child development quality childcare is important.
2. The center reaches out to
organizations to help children that may experience a disaster. The center encourages
these organizations to work with these children for a large amount of time.
This will give children and families enough time to get pass it.
3. The center works with other countries
like Brazil, Canada and Mexico. “In Brazil the partnership has been successful in
creating a science driven early childhood movement” (Center on the Developing Child, 2018). “In Canada
the Alberta Family Wellness Initiative counter the separation between science,
policy and practice work” (Center on
the Developing Child, 2018). AFWI is seeking to close the gap in “what
we know” in science and “what we do” and
policy and practice (Center on the
Developing Child, 2018). In Mexico the “Latin American Innovation
clusters connect with the center to enhance child outcomes through adult
capacity building” (Center on the
Developing Child, 2018). The center works with these countries to
improve young children’s condition.
Reference:
The Center on the Developing
Child, (2018). Retrieved from (http://developingchild.harvard.edu/about/what-we-do/global-work/)
on April 7, 2018.
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