Nbcdi’s 8 By 8

Nbcdi’s 8 By 8

Eight Future Outcomes For Black Child Development

What Does An Equitable And Just Future For Black Children Look Like?

We envision a world where every Black child…

Policy with Purpose - A Vision for Black Children Across America

NBCDI recognizes the way Black families and children have historically been left out of the development of policies and intentionally excluded means we have a lot of work to do to bring the focus on inclusion. NBCDI’s guiding principle: policies designed to benefit Black families and children must be informed and guided by Black families and children.

Explore our list below to learn more about NBCDI’s major policy initiatives, aligned to our 8 by 8 framework

Impact of COVID-19 on Black Families

NBCDI Policy Fellowship Program

Stop suspending our preschoolers

Impact of COVID-19 on Black Families

NBCDI Policy Fellowship Program

Stop suspending our preschoolers

NBCDI Fellowship Programs

NBCDI Policy Fellowship Program: Fostering Black Leaders That Are Committed To Creating An Equitable And Just Future For Black Children And Families
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The Program

Launched in June 2019, the NBCDI Policy Fellowship elevates and accelerates Black leaders to ensure leadership at the national level more closely reflects the young children that are being served in education, health, and social service systems. NBCDI’s commitment to equity in education and to supporting the health and wellbeing of Black children and families is the impetus for this Policy Fellowship.

The Work

For 18 Months, The NBCDI Policy Fellows Engage In Intensive Leadership And Career Development Programs That Prepare Them For Senior And Executive-Level Leadership Roles In Policy And Advocacy Related To Families And Children At The National Level.

The Results

Each Of The Fellows Are Equipped With New Approaches To Policy, Diverse Points Of View, And Fresh Perspectives On Increasing Racial Equity And Access To High-Quality Programs And Developing Policies That Support The Overall Health And Wellbeing Of Young Black Children.

Public Voices Fellowship On Racial Justice
In Early Childhood In Partnership With
The Oped Project

Partners in the fellowship include The OpEd Project, Dr. Iheoma Iruka, and Sandra Wilcox Conway. The fellowship is designed to bring new and diverse voices into racial justice in early childhood conversations, and increase thought leadership among women and people of color so that our experiences and voices are included in these important conversations and find just and equitable solutions to these challenges.
Partners in the fellowship include The OpEd Project, Dr. Iheoma Iruka, and Sandra Wilcox Conway. The fellowship is designed to bring new and diverse voices into racial justice in early childhood conversations, and increase thought leadership among women and people of color so that our experiences and voices are included in these important conversations and find just and equitable solutions to these challenges.
Partners in the fellowship include The OpEd Project, Dr. Iheoma Iruka, and Sandra Wilcox Conway. The fellowship is designed to bring new and diverse voices into racial justice in early childhood conversations, and increase thought leadership among women and people of color so that our experiences and voices are included in these important conversations and find just and equitable solutions to these challenges.
Partners in the fellowship include The OpEd Project, Dr. Iheoma Iruka, and Sandra Wilcox Conway. The fellowship is designed to bring new and diverse voices into racial justice in early childhood conversations, and increase thought leadership among women and people of color so that our experiences and voices are included in these important conversations and find just and equitable solutions to these challenges.
Partners in the fellowship include The OpEd Project, Dr. Iheoma Iruka, and Sandra Wilcox Conway. The fellowship is designed to bring new and diverse voices into racial justice in early childhood conversations, and increase thought leadership among women and people of color so that our experiences and voices are included in these important conversations and find just and equitable solutions to these challenges.
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