Family Involvement & Strengthening Whether helping to draw adults into their children’s life at school or providing direct services to families that need them, WestEd projects help families support their children, both in school and out. Which programs are involved with Family Involvement & Strengthening? Center for Prevention & Early Intervention Health & Human Development Program Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics (STEM) Center for Child & Family Studies Which projects are involved with Family Involvement & Strengthening? Early Intervention Distance Learning Project IRIS Project II: Prevention Interventions for Children of Substance Abusing Parents California Infant, Preschool, and Family Mental Health Initiative Least Restrictive Environment Resources Project Early Start Resources Community College Personnel Preparation Project Early Start Institutes Program for Infant/Toddler Care (PITC) Training Institutes Which resources feature Family Involvement & Strengthening? Battered Agencies: Supporting Those Who Serve Low-Income Communities Beacon of Hope: The Promise of Early Head Start for America's Youngest Children Bridging Cultures between Home and School: A Guide for Teachers Continuity in Early Childhood: A Framework for Home, School, and Community Linkages Creating New Visions for Schools: Activities for Educators, Parents, and Community Members Imagine the Possibilities: Sourcebook for Educators Committed to the Educational Success of Students Experiencing Homelessness In Our Hands Nurturing the Nurturers: The Importance of Sound Relationships in Early Childhood Intervention Prevention is Primary: Strategies for Community Well-Being Program for Infant/Toddler Care Module IV: Culture, Family, and Providers Putting the Pieces Together: Comprehensive School-Linked Strategies for Children and Families R&D Alert® Vol. 5, No. 2 R&D Alert® Fall/Winter 1999 R&D Alert® Spring 2000 R&D Alert® Vol. 3, No. 2 R&D Alert® Vol. 7, No. 3 Resiliency: What We Have Learned Room at the Table: Meeting Children's Special Needs at Mealtimes Using School-Community Partnerships to Bolster Student Learning