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Follow
some of the outside links that you have not yet explored. Where do they lead?
The National Black Child Development Institute and
Network have been a powerful and
authoritative voice on issues related to the education, care, and health of
Black Children and their Families. This organization focus on the strengths and
needs of the communities, and cultural competence it also serves as a National
resource agency providing programs, publications, advocacy and trainings
related to early child care and education. K-12 education health; and wellness;
literacy; family engagement; and child welfare, the NBCDI’s focus on every
child has the right to achieve positive outcomes who suffer from the issue of
poverty and racial discrimination. It was discovered by Black Women’s Community
Development Foundation. These
women did not like how children were being raised
not healthy in the black families.
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Thoroughly
search one area of the site. What do you find?
I found greeting on behalf of the Director,
affiliates, staff and members. They are welcome all to National Black Child
Development Institute. I found that the NBCDI to be very inviting and
knowledgeable. Dr. Felicia DeHaney expounded on the experiences her staff has to
ensure the goals of the children, families and communities. Dr. DeHaney
stated,” Thank you for the work you do; we look forward to joining our strength
together to fulfill the promises we make to our children’s, families, and
communities.
The National Black
Children Development Institute is engaged in federal and state they
collaborations with partners to help protect and empower parents and families.
Promote to support children’s investments and policies participating in quality
care and education from birth to 8. What additional information is available is
the organization about Black young boys and young men. The name of this
organization is Coalition of School Educating Boys of Color it helps connect,
inspire, support, and strengthen school leaders dedicated to the social
emotional and academic development of boys and young men of color.
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Does
the website or the e-newsletter contain any information that adds to
your understanding of equity and excellence in early care and education?
Yes! Save the Children
serves impoverished marginalized and vulnerable children and families more than
120 nations. Save the Children are committed to Children, families, and
communities in saving children lives and protect them from exportation and
assist them in accessing education and health care Save the Children also help
families in emergency.
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What
other new insights about issues and trends in the early childhood field did you
gain this week from exploring the website and/or the e-newsletter?
The new sights I have learned that Save the Children
also works toward the promoting to ensure each
boy and girl in emergency, recovery and development context. Save the
Children go after these priorities to ensure the children in need of safety, education
and healthy, and are better able to attain their rights.
References: National Black Child Development
Institute
(Newsletter. http://nbcdi.org./support/sign-up-for-nbcdi-newsletters/)
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