Plenary Sessions from the 2020 National Home Visiting Summit

Maternal Care to 5: Systems Changes Supporting Mother/Baby

In this presentation, Dr. Crear-Perry uncovers the social determinants of health and pushes the audience to shift thinking towards a human rights framework that promotes equity and better health outcomes for mothers and babies.

Lessons from Other Countries: Home Visiting Workforce Development During Rapid Scale Up

How do home visitors learn to address multiple concerns when working with families? And how do systems ensure that a sufficient and well-trained workforce is available to work with families? These questions will be examined by looking at home visiting strategies in two countries outside the United States.

What Do Families & Home Visitors Need?

In this session, Dr. Alicia F. Lieberman explores the opportunities and challenges of home visiting as the primary vehicle for a range of intervention models that aim to foster parenting skills, child development and quality of the mother-child relationship.

Building Comprehensive Early Childhood Prevention Systems to Promote Population Based Outcomes

This plenary session will feature state administrators who oversee health, home visiting, early care and learning, child welfare and social services discussing their visions for integrated state-level prevention strategies and systems that provide seamless, accessible services.