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Emerging Research and Reports Crib Notes July 2021

Emerging Research and Reports Related to Expectant Parents and Families with Infants and Toddlers
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Facilitating Parent–Child Emotional Preparation to Improve Classroom Behavior in a Community-Based Early Education Program
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Beyond the Article: “An Outbreak of Creativity”

An interview with Journal authors Dawn M. Curtin and Linda L. Wilson
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Author Spotlight: An Interview with Kerrie Schnake

June 2021|Vol. 41 No 4: Resilience and Rebuilding in the COVID-19 Era: Stories From the Field 2021
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Vol 41 No 4-Resilience and Rebuilding in the COVID-19 Era: Stories From the Field 2021

This Issue and Why It Matters–Kathy Reschke, Editorial Assistant, and Stefanie Powers, Editor-in-Chief
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Being With...By Zoom?: Tennessee’s Story of Continuing IECMH Workforce Support and Development in the Time of COVID-19

Alison D. Peak, Allied Behavioral Health Solutions, Nashville, Tennessee; Mindy Kronenberg, Memphis, Tennessee; Diana Morelen, East Tennessee State University; Carmen Rosa Noroña, Boston Medical Ce…
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Holding the Holders: Cultivating Reflective Spaces for the Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Workforce During Multiple Pandemics

Ashley McCormick, The Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health, Southgate, Michigan; Sheryl Goldberg, Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health, Southgate, Michigan; Harleen Hutchinso…
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ParentChild+ Home Visiting Staff: Stories of Resilience During COVID-19

You Zhou, ParentChild+ National Center, Mineola, New York; Arexy Bravo Stewart, Lake Worth West Resident Planning Group ParentChild+, Palm Beach County, Florida; Jand acquelyn D. Robinson, Public Hea…
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An Outbreak of Creativity: Taking Action to Stay Connected With Children, Families, and Community During COVID-19

Dawn M. Curtin and Linda L. Wilson, The Enola Group, Inc. Morganton, North Carolina
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“Needed Now More Than Ever:” Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation in an Unprecedented Time

Jenny Afkinich, Jenny Torres, Laura Latta, Kate Sweeney Wasserman, Katherine Endy, and Margo Candelaria, Institute for Innovation and Implementation University of Maryland, Baltimore
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Sustaining a Light of Hope for Families: Tribal Home Visiting Programs Persevere During COVID-19

Deborah Roderick Stark, Harwood, Maryland
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Considering Culture when Assessing and Diagnosing Young Children