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Promoting Safe and Nurturing Environments for Washington State Children

Join us for a panel presentation and discussion on public health, focusing on promoting safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments for children in Washington State. Learn about evidence-based practices and our common agenda to improve children's health, development, and education outcomes. We will explore cross-cutting strategies for change and innovative population-level approaches to address inequities. Don't miss this opportunity to educate and motivate key stakeholders on brain science, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), and resilience.

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Promoting Safe and Nurturing Environments for Washington State Children

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  1. Panel Presentation and Discussion: Public HealthPatty Hayes, Director, Public Health-Seattle & King County Betty Bekemeier, Associate Professor, Health Services, UW Azita Emami, Dean, School of Nursing, UW Janna Bardi, Assistant Secretary, Prevention & Community Health, DOH Blue Ribbon Commission on the Delivery of Services to Children & Families June 14, 2016

  2. Prevention Pyramid

  3. Evidence-Based Public Health

  4. Common Agenda Washington State Essentials for Childhood March 2015 All children in Washington State thrive in safe, stable, and nurturing relationships and environments Vision To promote safe, stable, and nurturing relationships in families, communities, and early learning and school environments. By 2025 this leads to measurable and significant improvements in children’s health, development and education outcomes and eliminating equity gaps. Our initial work focuses primarily on our state’s youngest and most vulnerable children and their families. Commitment Shared Measures • Kindergarten readiness • Universal dev. screening • School suspensions • Attachment to parents • ACEs prevalence • Abuse/neglect • Social/emotional support • Caregiver/child relationship • Domestic/family violence • Homelessness • Community capacity • Parental substance abuse Educate and motivate key stakeholders on brain science, ACEs, and resilience Support community ownership, impact, and action Cross Cutting Strategies for Change Spark innovative policy and financing solutions Transform systems and services to prevent and mitigate the impact of trauma Align systems to enable family-centered service provision Improve data sharing and use across systems Bold, Innovative Population-Level, Statewide Addresses Inequities Cross-Sector Assets-Based Evidence-Driven Prevention Focused Community Informed Builds On Existing Work Principles www.doh.wa.gov/efc

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