Leading for Children Evaluation Brief 2022-2023
Leading for Children (LFC) promotes self-empowerment and equitable partnerships among adults to improve outcomes for children. Through their Humanity First Model, LFC takes a holistic approach to early care and education. LFC’s Mutual Learning Method utilizes facilitation strategies to elevate the diversity, wisdom, and dignity of all adults in the child’s ecosystem.
LFC strengthens meaningful adult-child and adult-adult relationships that in turn result in more positive and enriching learning environments for children. LFC’s Mutual Learning Method successfully harnesses the internal capabilities of adults who care for and educate young children. It emphasizes how adults’ positive interactions with each other, children, and the community have real potential to bring about system change.
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