- Stanford Center on Early Childhood
The Stanford Center on Early Childhood is uniquely positioned to support, accelerate, and implement strategies that address structural disparities and foster alliances across communities, academic institutions, funders, advocates, and policymakers
- Who We Are - Stanford Center on Early Childhood
Our interdisciplinary team reflects the complexity of issues that intersect in early childhood Our faculty bring together expertise in research, policy, and practice from across education, medicine, law, business, and engineering
- Our Vision - Stanford Center on Early Childhood
Led by Dr Philip Fisher, the Stanford Center on Early Childhood is uniquely positioned to support, accelerate, and implement strategies that address structural disparities and foster alliances across communities, academic institutions, funders, advocates, and policymakers
- Publications - Stanford Center on Early Childhood
We refer to these conditions as the New Ecology of Early Childhood With a sense of urgency, we outline five recommendations for both public and private action
- Early childhood | Stanford Center on Early Childhood
From the Stanford Center on Early Childhood launch: Read the transcript from the "Pediatrics: A Critical Partner to Promote Early Childhood Development and Learning" panel
- Postdoctoral Fellowship - Stanford Center on Early Childhood
The goal of the E3 program is to address issues of equity in applied early childhood settings by promoting skills and experiences adjacent and complementary to those that fellows received during their doctoral training
- The New Ecology of Early Childhood: Revisiting Bronfenbrenner’s Theory . . .
We refer to these conditions as the New Ecology of Early Childhood With a sense of urgency, we outline five recommendations for both public and private action
- Launch event - Stanford Center on Early Childhood
On November 3rd, 2022, the Stanford Center on Early Childhood marked its official launch with a convening of early childhood educators, community members, academics, policy makers and influencers, and philanthropic stakeholders
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