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Vermont Young DLL Tool Kit
The purpose of this toolkit is to provide early childhood colleagues with evidence-based practices, tools, and strategies to support young Dual Language Learners (DLLs) and their families. Despite a slight…

How One Man’s Trip to Toys ‘R’ Us Brought Mobility to Hundreds of Disabled Kids (Video)
This $200 alternative to a power wheelchair could get thousands of physically impaired kids mobile.

Viewpoint: Creating Antiracist Early Childhood Spaces
The focus on racial equity following the murder of George Floyd has resulted in conversations about racism that were unheard of less than a year ago. A critical examination of…

Vital Conversations with Young Children About Race (Video)
In this two-part conversation, Dr. Phil Strain and Dr. Rosemarie Allen tackle some challenging topics and have a frank and important discussion about equity, black lives, and racism. They invite…

Voices of Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder (Video)
Is a collection of videos that explore the lives of individuals with ASD, with a focus on first person accounts and an exploration of what it means to live with…

Wall Street Journal: Namaste. Now Nap Time
Yoga classes for kids are taking off, as advocates say it’s especially helpful for those with focusing problems

Want to See Embedded Coaching? (Video)
We often hear from early intervention (EI) practitioners that they need more videos that show recommended practices. In order to “do” it, or implement these practices with families, it really…

Santa Clara County Office of Education: Ways 2 Equity Playbook
Under the California Statewide System of Support, the Ways 2 Equity Playbook (W2EPB) is the work of the California Equity Performance and Improvement Program (CEPIP) of the Inclusion Collaborative at…

Ways to Counter the Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Groundbreaking research conducted in the 1990s found that the greater number of negative childhood experiences a person had, the more likely they were to experience poor health outcomes later in…

We All Belong (Video)
“We All Belong” is a documentary film exploring the issues of belonging and diversity in our classrooms. It profiles real parents and the dreams and fears they share. This film…

We All Play for Canada (Video)
When a neighborhood kid steps up to make sure everyone is included, he demonstrates that when the best of us steps up, our nation stands a little taller.

‘We Cannot Afford to Ignore Disabled Voices:’ Changing the Way We Talk About Covid
Disability rights activist Emily Ladau, author of Demystifying Disability, an NPR and Booklist editors’ pick for 2021, argues that ableist language holds us back from not only having more productive…



