Equity and resilience mapping with integrated data:
Aligning early childhood needs, resources, and policies
Our Synergy Symposium event went online in 2020, drawing a diverse group of 130 early childhood experts, from community agencies to interdisciplinary researchers and leading provider systems. Together, we reviewed new mapping of neighborhood risks and child resilience across Miami-Dade, highlighting Census tracts in Little Havana and Little Haiti where children are doing better than expected. The June 11 event recording and presentations begin a conversation about equity, key factors, and developing evidence to guide practices and policies.
I. Equity and integrated data use: A national perspective
II. Neighborhood risk and child resilience: Baseline maps for Miami-Dade
III. What factors might shape unexpected outcomes? Interdisciplinary perspectives
IV. Implications for programs, policies, and research
I. Equity and integrated data use: A national perspective
II. Neighborhood risk and child resilience: Baseline maps for Miami-Dade
III. What factors might shape unexpected outcomes? Interdisciplinary perspectives
IV. Implications for programs, policies, and research
I. Equity and integrated data use: A national perspective
II. Neighborhood risk and child resilience: Baseline maps for Miami-Dade
III. What factors might shape unexpected outcomes? Interdisciplinary perspectives
IV. Implications for programs, policies, and research
I. Equity and integrated data use: A national perspective
II. Neighborhood risk and child resilience: Baseline maps for Miami-Dade
III. What factors might shape unexpected outcomes? Interdisciplinary perspectives
IV. Implications for programs, policies, and research
