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Success Stories

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    • Confident mature African American female therapist discusses teenage issues with teenagers and their parents.

      Spotlight on Knowing the Difference Between Poverty and Child Neglect

    • Native American Health Center, Inc. Success Story Photo

      The Power of Good Role Models

    • Five individuals of different ages and ethnicities standing in a group.

      Spotlight on National Adoption Month

    • A man and woman sitting on either side of a young girl in a sunlit room.

      Spotlight on Trauma-Informed Care and Adverse Childhood Experiences

    • Tribal Home Visiting Success Story: Two first-time parents growing their confidence (cover image)

      Tribal Home Visiting Video Success Story: Two First-time Parents Growing their Confidence

      Taos Pueblo New Mexico
    • Siletz Home Visiting Logo

      Tribal Home Visiting Success Story: Finding Stability and Moving Forward

      Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon
    • Young female student looking at a globe through a magnifying glass.

      Spotlight on Child and Family Services Reviews Round 3 Update

    • Four professionals holding puzzle pieces, preparing to fit them together.

      Spotlight on Building Evidence and Using Evidence-Based Practices in Child Welfare

    • Young professionals gathered at a workstation, with a man pointing at a computer

      Spotlight on Child Welfare Workforce Development

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      • Birth to 5: Watch Me Thrive
      • Bridging the Word Gap
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      • Dual Language Learners
      • Early Childhood Adversity
      • Family Engagement
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      • Inclusive Early Childhood Programs
      • MIECHV & Part C
      • Reducing Suspension and Expulsion Practices
      • Technology Use
      • Young Children Affected by Alcohol and Substance Exposure
    • Home Visiting
      • Tribal Home Visiting
    • Interagency Projects
      • Early Childhood-Child Welfare Partnerships
      • Early Childhood Training and Technical Assistance System
      • Examining and Supporting Credentialing
      • GAO Report
      • High-Quality Workforce
      • Look Before You Lock
      • Monitoring and Oversight of ECE Programs
      • Services for Homeless Children
      • Technology with Young Children
      • Tribal Early Learning Initiative

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