Science X Design Webinar: Incorporating Science & Lived Experience into Early Childhood Program Design
Science X Design offers curated information on design principles informed by the science of early childhood development and guides you in how to gather input from the people involved in your services. Through an interactive learning, listening, and synthesis process, you will identify opportunities to adapt your early childhood program to support the healthy development of young children and their caregivers.
Watch our webinar to learn more about this toolkit from Center on the Developing Child and hear from practitioners in the field of early childhood development who have already implemented it in their work.
Featured Speakers & Panelists:
- Zoë Bill, Director of Youth Services, Mary’s Place, Seattle, WA
- Kay Connors, Instructor, Department of Psychiatry at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and Executive Director of the Taghi Modaressi Center for Infant Study in the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
- Susan Crowley, Senior Project Manager, Center on the Developing Child
- Jason Gortney, Chief Program & Innovation Officer, Mary’s Place, Seattle, WA
- Melissa Rivard, Director of Engagement Strategies, Center on the Developing Child
- Damira Tullis, Youth Services Lead, Mary’s Place, Seattle, WA
- D’Lisa Worthy, Program Administrator in the Office of Early Childhood, Primary Behavioral Health and Early Intervention Behavioral Health Administration at the Maryland Department of Health
