Participants joined the American Academy of Pediatrics to learn more about how pediatricians can advocate for nurturing care and early childhood development, drawing on lessons learned from Kenya and Tanzania.

ARNEC and ISSA looked at capacity-building programs for early childhood educators on social emotional learning and mental health in the Asia Pacific and Europe and Central Asia regions.

This webinar from Health Systems for Early Child Development introduced participants to developmental monitoring as part of routine health care services for children.

The Bernard van Leer Foundation introduced authors the 2023 issue of Early Childhood Matters, whose stories on caring for caregivers are also stories where children and entire communities flourish.

This WHO webinar provided an in-depth exploration of the scoring of GSED measures, including a hands-on demonstration of calculating scores from GSED data.

This webinar provided an overview of the situation with respect to complementary feeding in low- and middle-income countries, the new WHO Guideline, considerations for implementation, and a new global alliance.

This Child Health Task Force event discussed the Nurturing Care Group Model in Ethiopia, integration of ECD interventions in Mozambique, and a psychosocial stimulation approach in Burkina Faso.

A presentation on the new conceptual, programming, and advocacy framework, which aimed to help ensure the protection of children in humanitarian contexts by working with those who often impact their lives most – their caregivers.

The theme of this meeting, co-hosted by IDPA and Pediatric Neurology and Development Association of South Africa, was “Our Children Our Future: From Vulnerability to Resilience.”

This was a PATH-led side event for the International Conference on Public Health in Africa (CPHIA) 2023.