Explore international perspectives on home visiting in this informative webinar hosted by the University-Based Child and Family Policy Consortium. Gain insights from experts Dr. Jon Korfmacher and Dr. Kim Boller as they discuss the challenges and opportunities in implementing home visiting programs across different cultures and regions. Learn about the culture of inquiry, examples from various networks, and specific case studies from Central and Eastern Europe, as well as Central and South America. Discover the importance of political context, resource allocation, and technical advisory groups in shaping home visiting initiatives. Examine the development of guidance documents, monitoring and evaluation frameworks, and the role of implementation science in improving program effectiveness. Engage with global issues surrounding home visiting as a strategy for child and family support, and understand the historical context of home visiting in the United States. Conclude with a Q&A session and gain valuable resources for further exploration of this critical topic in child development and family policy.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Background
About the Consortium
Call Topic Road
Problem with Home Visiting
Culture of Inquiry
Examples from to Network
Agendas
Central and Eastern Europe
Political uncertainty
Resources
Technical Advisory Group
Guidance Documents
Monitoring Evaluation Research Framework
Central and South America
Brazil
Amazon
Pan American Home Visiting Research Network
Planning Meeting
Conclusion
Be very patient
Thank you
What we will do
Home visiting as a strategy
Network examples
US home visiting history
Evidence
Implementation Science
Global Issues
Questions
Closing
Contact Information
Taught by
Society for Research in Child Development
