This page includes slides from presentations at the 2018 Pay for Success Convening of Early Childhood Advisors.
Note that not all sessions used slides, and that for some sessions, slides cannot be made publicly available due to draft nature of the material. If you have any questions about specific slides, please contact Megan Carolan for more information.
Lessons from Preschool Projects at Various Stages
Marie Raymond, City of Tempe
Annette Ricchiazzi, MissionLab Consulting for Pomona Unified School District
Billy Powers, Sorenson Impact Center
Post Feasibility: Exploring the Ins and Outs of Transaction Structuring
Bryan Boroughs, Institute for Child Success
Deirdre Flynn, NFF
Chris Story, City of Spartanburg
Molly Talbot-Metz, Mary Black Foundation
Early Interventions Through Special Education
Megan Carolan, Institute for Child Success
Erika Gaylor, SRI International
Grace Kelly, SRI International
Jennifer Tschantz, U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs
Legislative Updates from the Field
Bryan Boroughs, Institute for Child Success
Lee Foley, Capitol Hill Partners & America Forward
Jim Kaufman, Children’s Hospital Association
Nirav Shah, Social Finance
International Perspectives on Outcome-Based Financing
Izzy Boggild-Jones, Brookings
Russ Wood, Latitude Network (Australia)
Helpful Resources from Past ICS Events
Below is a collection of presentations, seminars and notes from past ICS events as well as select presentations ICS members have given at other conferences and events. We invite you to explore this ever-growing collection of resources from early childhood education experts from across the country.
Place Matters for Children and Families: Understanding the Impact and Influence of the Environments and Systems in Which Children Grow Up
By Aaron Bean, Charles Bruner and Jason Gilliliand; Moderated by Janice Gruendel
Architecting Resilient and Adaptive Communities through Technological Innovation
By Aaron Bean
Strengthening Community Data Architecture
By Aaron Bean
Contemporary Evaluation of NFP Program Outcomes and Application to South Carolina PFS Project
By Chris Bishop and Bill Thorland
Wind in the Willows: Hearing the Voices of Children in Research
By Marion E. Broome
Ace, Place, Race, And Poverty: Building Hope In Neighborhoods For Young Children
By Charles Bruner
Promoting Healthy Development in Poor Neighborhoods: Early Childhood Research Symposium Plenary Panel
By Charles Bruner
Turning The Page: The Next Chapter In Early Literacy Interventions
By Megan Carolan
The Implementation of the Protective Factor Survey (PFS) in a Quality Early Learning Program: A Strengthening Families Approach
By Donna Escalante
Rethinking Young Child ‘Neglect’ from a Science-Informed, Two-Generation Framework
By Janice Gruendel
High-Quality Preschool Improves Academic Outcomes at Kindergarten: A Regression Discontinuity Approach
By Mariel Kyger
From Crawling to Walking: Ranking States on Birth-3rd Grade Policies that Support Strong Readers
By Abbie Lieberman & Shayna Cook
Sustained Shared Thinking and Emotional Wellbeing-SSTEW
By Mary Mackenzie
Family Financial Stability and Child Outcomes: Leveraging Tax Policy for Improved Development
By Kelly O’Donnell and Keller Anne Ruble
Family Engagement Practices and Dispositions: A Study of 4K Parents in South Carolina
By Dolores A. Stegelin and Amaris Tejada
Improving Nutrition, Increasing Physical Activity in Preschools
By Alex Zepeda
Young Child Expo NYC. 2018. Beyond the Classroom: Using Community-Based Interventions to Improve Early Literacy and Math. Megan Carolan, Director of Policy Research.
IDEAs That Work: 2017 Leadership Conference. Pay for Success: Innovative Financing to Improve Child Outcomes. ICS Vice President Bryan Boroughs with Jennifer Tschantz (Early Childhood Research to Practice Team, Office of Special Education Policy, U.S. Department of Education); Donna Spiker (SRI @ DaSy); & Maureen Greer (DaSy)
SmartStart 2017: Playing in the Sandbox- Community-based Approaches to Expanding Early Care Smart Start 2017. ICS’s Associate Director of Research Keller Anne Ruble, with Barbara Manoski (Spartanburg Quality Counts) and Art Rolnick (Human Capital Research Collaborative at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, University of Minnesota).
Sixth Annual Home Visiting Summit (2016). Grandparents Matter: Home Visiting comes to Three Gen. ICS Senior Fellow Janice Gruendel. Part of a workshop also featuring David Willis, M.D. (Human Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services); & Clare Anderson (Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago)
Blueprints for Healthy Youth Development Conference (2016). Triple P & Pay for Success. ICS Director of Policy Research Megan Carolan with Sara van Driel (Triple P America).