Lives And Plays In A Safe Community
Is Born At A Healthy Weight
Attends A School That Affirms And Expands Them
Is Seen As A Child
Enjoys Meals With Vegetables
Breathes Clean Air And Drinks Clean Water
When Black children have sustained access to clean air and water, they are able to develop into strong and healthy adults
Has Books And Toys That Reflect Who They Are And Can Be
Hangs Out On A Safe And Appropriate Internet
January The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Wants Reimagining Child Care grant to the National Black Development institute INBCOIL
NOCDI Focus: Elevate the role of Family Friend, and Neighbor Child Care in the lives of Black children and famil
NBCDI embarks on planning and implementing a national campaign to educate the public and highlight the benefits of FFN care.
The initiative includes:
1) implementing a digital campaign to promote the history of FFN care and its importance to the Black community:
2) hosting a virtual engagement about FFN care; and
3) mobilizing our National Affiliate Network to advocate for FFN care.
NBCDI compilles research on Black FFN Care to inform the initiative’s activities.
August Our public awareness campaign is launched in a two-part webinar series, Celebrating the Vital Role of Black Women FPN Providers, beginning with the perspectives of guest speakers from the National Association for Family Child Care and Child Trends.
April Second webinar of
Celebrating Black Women FFN Providen series presented, with the state level perspectives from three BCDI Villages.
January NBCDI awarded second grant to conduct Internal Explorations (monthly presentation and discussion sessions) with BCDI Villages focused on Black FFN care in their communities.
Information gained through expert presentations and BCDI discussions establish the foundation for exploratory data collection in 2025 with Black FFN providers and Black families who use FFN care.
NBCDI’s Policy & Research Team conducts Afrofuturist Explorations (exploratory data collection infused with the principles of Afrofuturism) with Black FFN providers and families in the communities of four RCC Villages.
August
Explorations completed with Black providers and families, in community, yield information that broadens understanding of the vital role of FFN care for Black families.
Analysis begins of qualitative data shared by providers and families in spoken, written word, and creative art forms about their perspectives and experiences of Black FFN care.
Black FFN Child Care Exhibit featured in NBCDI’s National Conference, providing visitors an immersive view of the history, present, and imagined future of Black FFN care.
Analysis of qualitative data collected in RCC 2.0 Explorations is summarized and shared with the field,
January The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Wants Reimagining Child Care grant to the National Black Development institute INBCOIL
NOCDI Focus: Elevate the role of Family Friend, and Neighbor Child Care in the lives of Black children and famil
NBCDI embarks on planning and implementing a national campaign to educate the public and highlight the benefits of FFN care.
The initiative includes:
1) implementing a digital campaign to promote the history of FFN care and its importance to the Black community:
2) hosting a virtual engagement about FFN care; and
3) mobilizing our National Affiliate Network to advocate for FFN care.
NBCDI compilles research on Black FFN Care to inform the initiative’s activities.
August Our public awareness campaign is launched in a two-part webinar series, Celebrating the Vital Role of Black Women FPN Providers, beginning with the perspectives of guest speakers from the National Association for Family Child Care and Child Trends.
April Second webinar of
Celebrating Black Women FFN Providen series presented, with the state level perspectives from three BCDI Villages.
January NBCDI awarded second grant to conduct Internal Explorations (monthly presentation and discussion sessions) with BCDI Villages focused on Black FFN care in their communities.
Information gained through expert presentations and BCDI discussions establish the foundation for exploratory data collection in 2025 with Black FFN providers and Black families who use FFN care.
NBCDI’s Policy & Research Team conducts Afrofuturist Explorations (exploratory data collection infused with the principles of Afrofuturism) with Black FFN providers and families in the communities of four RCC Villages.
August
Explorations completed with Black providers and families, in community, yield information that broadens understanding of the vital role of FFN care for Black families.
Analysis begins of qualitative data shared by providers and families in spoken, written word, and creative art forms about their perspectives and experiences of Black FFN care.
Black FFN Child Care Exhibit featured in NBCDI’s National Conference, providing visitors an immersive view of the history, present, and imagined future of Black FFN care.
Analysis of qualitative data collected in RCC 2.0 Explorations is summarized and shared with the field,
January The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Wants Reimagining Child Care grant to the National Black Development institute INBCOIL
NOCDI Focus: Elevate the role of Family Friend, and Neighbor Child Care in the lives of Black children and famil
NBCDI embarks on planning and implementing a national campaign to educate the public and highlight the benefits of FFN care.
The initiative includes:
1) implementing a digital campaign to promote the history of FFN care and its importance to the Black community:
2) hosting a virtual engagement about FFN care; and
3) mobilizing our National Affiliate Network to advocate for FFN care.
NBCDI compilles research on Black FFN Care to inform the initiative’s activities.
August Our public awareness campaign is launched in a two-part webinar series, Celebrating the Vital Role of Black Women FPN Providers, beginning with the perspectives of guest speakers from the National Association for Family Child Care and Child Trends.
April Second webinar of
Celebrating Black Women FFN Providen series presented, with the state level perspectives from three BCDI Villages.
January NBCDI awarded second grant to conduct Internal Explorations (monthly presentation and discussion sessions) with BCDI Villages focused on Black FFN care in their communities.
Information gained through expert presentations and BCDI discussions establish the foundation for exploratory data collection in 2025 with Black FFN providers and Black families who use FFN care.
NBCDI’s Policy & Research Team conducts Afrofuturist Explorations (exploratory data collection infused with the principles of Afrofuturism) with Black FFN providers and families in the communities of four RCC Villages.
August
Explorations completed with Black providers and families, in community, yield information that broadens understanding of the vital role of FFN care for Black families.
Analysis begins of qualitative data shared by providers and families in spoken, written word, and creative art forms about their perspectives and experiences of Black FFN care.
Black FFN Child Care Exhibit featured in NBCDI’s National Conference, providing visitors an immersive view of the history, present, and imagined future of Black FFN care.
Analysis of qualitative data collected in RCC 2.0 Explorations is summarized and shared with the field,
January
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Wants Reimagining Child Care grant to the National Black Development institute INBCOIL
NOCDI Focus: Elevate the role of Family Friend, and Neighbor Child Care in the lives of Black children and famil
NBCDI embarks on planning and implementing a national campaign to educate the public and highlight the benefits of FFN care.
The initiative includes:
1) implementing a digital campaign to promote the history of FFN care and its importance to the Black community:
2) hosting a virtual engagement about FFN care; and
3) mobilizing our National Affiliate Network to advocate for FFN care.
NBCDI compilles research on Black FFN Care to inform the initiative’s activities.
August
Our public awareness campaign is launched in a two-part webinar series, Celebrating the Vital Role of Black Women FPN Providers, beginning with the perspectives of guest speakers from the National Association for Family Child Care and Child Trends.
April
Second webinar of Celebrating Black Women FFN Providen series presented, with the state level perspectives from three BCDI Villages.
January
NBCDI awarded second grant to conduct Internal Explorations (monthly presentation and discussion sessions) with BCDI Villages focused on Black FFN care in their communities.
Information gained through expert presentations and BCDI discussions establish the foundation for exploratory data collection in 2025 with Black FFN providers and Black families who use FFN care.
NBCDI’s Policy & Research Team conducts Afrofuturist Explorations (exploratory data collection infused with the principles of Afrofuturism) with Black FFN providers and families in the communities of four RCC Villages.
August
Explorations completed with Black providers and families, in community, yield information that broadens understanding of the vital role of FFN care for Black families.
Analysis begins of qualitative data shared by providers and families in spoken, written word, and creative art forms about their perspectives and experiences of Black FFN care.
Black FFN Child Care Exhibit featured in NBCDI’s National Conference, providing visitors an immersive view of the history, present, and imagined future of Black FFN care.
Analysis of qualitative data collected in RCC 2.0 Explorations is summarized and shared with the field,
January
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Wants Reimagining Child Care grant to the National Black Development institute INBCOIL
NOCDI Focus: Elevate the role of Family Friend, and Neighbor Child Care in the lives of Black children and famil
NBCDI embarks on planning and implementing a national campaign to educate the public and highlight the benefits of FFN care.
The initiative includes:
1) implementing a digital campaign to promote the history of FFN care and its importance to the Black community:
2) hosting a virtual engagement about FFN care; and
3) mobilizing our National Affiliate Network to advocate for FFN care.
NBCDI compilles research on Black FFN Care to inform the initiative’s activities.
August
Our public awareness campaign is launched in a two-part webinar series, Celebrating the Vital Role of Black Women FPN Providers, beginning with the perspectives of guest speakers from the National Association for Family Child Care and Child Trends.
April
Second webinar of Celebrating Black Women FFN Providen series presented, with the state level perspectives from three BCDI Villages.
January
NBCDI awarded second grant to conduct Internal Explorations (monthly presentation and discussion sessions) with BCDI Villages focused on Black FFN care in their communities.
Information gained through expert presentations and BCDI discussions establish the foundation for exploratory data collection in 2025 with Black FFN providers and Black families who use FFN care.
NBCDI’s Policy & Research Team conducts Afrofuturist Explorations (exploratory data collection infused with the principles of Afrofuturism) with Black FFN providers and families in the communities of four RCC Villages.
August
Explorations completed with Black providers and families, in community, yield information that broadens understanding of the vital role of FFN care for Black families.
Analysis begins of qualitative data shared by providers and families in spoken, written word, and creative art forms about their perspectives and experiences of Black FFN care.
Black FFN Child Care Exhibit featured in NBCDI’s National Conference, providing visitors an immersive view of the history, present, and imagined future of Black FFN care.
Analysis of qualitative data collected in RCC 2.0 Explorations is summarized and shared with the field,