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Family and Community Engagement Network
BUREAU OF WORKERS COMPENSATION, PICKERINGTON FEBRUARY 26, 2020
“Speed Dating”
Updates from across the state
Family and Community Engagement Network BUREAU OF WORKERS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Family and Community Engagement Network BUREAU OF WORKERS - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Family and Community Engagement Network BUREAU OF WORKERS COMPENSATION, PICKERINGTON FEBRUARY 26, 2020 Speed Dating Updates from across the state Todays Agenda Welcome 2. OCALI Resource Review 3. The 2Gen Movement: Building
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Today’s Agenda
✓Welcome
- 2. OCALI Resource Review
- 3. The 2Gen Movement: Building Wellbeing in Children with Families
- 4. New Tools!
- 5. Lunch
- 6. Updates
- 7. Workgroup Time
- 8. Voices from the Field
- 9. Reframing the Conversation Registration
10.Evaluate/Adjourn
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OCALI Family and Community Outreach Center
JEN BAVRY
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2GEN: Building Wellbeing in Children with Families
SHERRI WILSON
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What does “2Gen” Look Like?
Take a moment to reflect on and draw what the “Two-Generation Approach” to family engagement means to you. A space to draw has been provided on your graphic organizer.
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2 Generation Family Engagement Models
Sherri Wilson, Director of State Partnerships and Engagement National Association for Family, School, and Community Engagement March 2020
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It’s All About the Outcomes
Two-generation approaches seek positive outcomes for entire families, whereas traditional, single-generation programs typically define outcomes for parents or
- children. Two-generation approaches also frequently
cut across multiple systems.
- National Conference of State Legislatures
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The Difference in a 2 Gen Model
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Successful State Models
Colorado – Two Gen Approach in Colorado Connecticut – The Two Generational Approach Mississippi – Gen+ Nebraska – Intergenerational Poverty Task Force Tennessee – 2 G for Tennesse Oklahoma – Cap Tulsa
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Additional Resources
Aspen Institute Ascend - A hub for breakthrough ideas and collaborations that move children and their parents toward educational success and economic security. National Conference of State Legislatures – Two Generation Strategies Toolkit
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Contact Information
Sherri Wilson Director of State Partnerships and Engagement National Association for Family, School, & Community Engagement (703) 785-5772 WilsonS@NAFSCE.org
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“2Gen” and Our Work
How does the “Two Generational Approach” to family engagement apply to your work? Has this conversation changed your view of “2Gen”? Did this conversation influence how future work may incorporate “2Gen”?
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Exploring New Tools
TOM & BARBARA
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Lunch Time
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Ohio Department of Education
ALEXANDRA NARDO
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Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children With Disabilities
LARYSSA BEATTY
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Work Group Time
ALL OF US!
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Work Group Time
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- PBIS
- Early Literacy Rubric Resources
- Great Meetings Group
- Others?
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Voices From the Field
BARBARA
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Reframing the Conversation
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Register here! www.go.osu.edu/reframe
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NEXT STEPS?
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See you soon!
March 20, 2020 at the Reframing Institute