The Initiative launches a new phase of work
After the development of an extended partnership and a refreshed theory of change, the Early Childhood Workforce Initiative (ECWI) partners began collaborating in a new phase of work.
After the development of an extended partnership and a refreshed theory of change, the Early Childhood Workforce Initiative (ECWI) partners began collaborating in a new phase of work.
Marking this new partnership, ECWI has adopted a refreshed theory of change, which includes well-defined actions focused around four pillars.
Webinar on parenting support for the mental health and wellbeing of children and parents.
Webinar on Strengthening Health Care Practitioners’ Competencies to Support Nurturing Care and Early Childhood Development
Briefs on two of the Early Childhood Workforce Initiative's landscape analyses are now available in English, French, and Spanish.
The new brief, Supporting the Workforce: Parenting Programs Adapt to COVID-19, launched by ECWI, seeks to shine a light on how parenting programs are reorienting their services and supporting their personnel.