The Power of Data in Native Early Childhood Development — Effective Data Usage and its Impact @acf-gov
The Power of Data in Native Early Childhood Development — Effective Data Usage and its Impact @acf-gov
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Office of Early Childhood Development and the Administration for Native Americans are joined by Dr. Deana Around Him (Child Trends), Ann Cameron (Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan), Dr. Jessica Barnes-Najor (Michigan State University), Tess Abrahamson Richards (Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services), and Dr. Erica Roberts (James Bell Associates) to discuss how effective use of data can positively impact Native ECD programs.

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