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Judy Langford at the Center for the Study of Social Policy has often pointed out that implementing the Strengthening Families Protective Factor Framework is practical on so many levels because there are "small but significant changes" that can make an enormous difference in positive outcomes for children and families.  The work that ECI Learning Community states are doing in the face of current fiscal and human resource challenges is inspiring.  These "small but significant changes" are what is making a difference.

So, in order to share your amazing expertise and wisdom, every month an example of your "small but significant changes" will be shared on our networking calls/webinars.  Then summaries of these will be archived here for your reference.  
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July 2009 - Pennsylvania

posted ‎‎Jul 2, 2009 7:41 AM‎‎ by Martha Reeder

The Children's Trust Fund in Pennsylvania has been instrumental in offering the Strengthening Families Protective Factor Framework as a lens by which to view primary prevention work with their own grantees.  The changes that have occurred through this approach have created a groundswell of work unified by the framework.  

| 1 comment | Attachments: Dickinson Mental Health Center- ECI blurb 2009.doc Family Pathways - blurb for ECI.doc PA Children’s Trust Fund - ECI call 7-2-09.ppt Southeast Regional KEY - ECI blurb 2009.doc

June 2009 - Ohio

posted ‎‎Jul 2, 2009 7:34 AM‎‎ by Martha Reeder

These materials are being developed.  Please check back soon.

| 1 comment | Attachments: Ohio_SF_-_ECI_Call_6.09.ppt

March 2009 - Tennessee

posted ‎‎Jul 2, 2009 7:30 AM‎‎ by Martha Reeder   [ updated ‎‎Jul 2, 2009 7:54 AM‎‎ ]

Parenting Liaisons have been making a big difference in the SF work in Tennessee.  When they spoke at a recent meeting, the entire Tennessee Early Childhood Training Alliance (TECTA) set up to listen.  Read about the results below.

| 1 comment | Attachments: Tennessee - SFI Evaluation.pdf Tennessee - Small but Significant.doc

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