two-generation approach

In a Latin Post article, Anne Mosle comments on the two-generation (2Gen) approach that’s included as part of the Build Back Better legislation. Heinrich, Wyden Lead Introduction Of Pathways To Health Careers Act, Fight To Include In Build Back Better Plan

Our future as a country is inextricably tied to how well we do by our families.

As part of a Children’s Institute national virtual conference, Sarah Haight joined a panel of prestigious national leaders to discuss personal reflections and how to better understand, serve, and support families through trauma-informed policies and practices.

In a Hechinger Report op-ed co-authored by Friends of the Children’s Terri Sorrenson, Anne Mosle illuminates parents strengths and resiliency as they’ve navigated overlapping challenges including a global pandemic, social isolation, increased stress and barriers to distance learning:  The pandemic has devastated entire families. Two-generation approaches can uplift them.

In October 2018, when BBI’s Workforce Development Manager Arthur Darby was presented with Swan’s idea to form the Technology and Community Connecting Hands program (TAACH), he thought it would be the perfect opportunity to enhance the center’s two-generation (2Gen) approach.

Juggling parenthood and work while earning a degree isn’t easy.

It is not just a legal imperative to recognize families holistically – it is a moral one.

Scenes from an Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group workshop at Camp McDowell.

Dan Porterfield on States Leading the Way for Families and Children.

Talented leaders are working together to identify new ways to ensure families in the US can thrive.