Past event
National conference 2017
#EIFNatCon 2017: Putting evidence into action
Conference programme
EIF presentation
Panel discussion: Does evidence really matter?
Breakout 1: Social mobility
Breakout 2: Vulnerable children
Breakout 3: Service integration
Breakout 4: Interparental relationships
Highlights of EIF national conference 2017
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See all the photos and comments on Twitter, via #EIFNatCon
A look back at the highlights of #EIFNatCon 2017.
Other videos
Alison Michalska, president of the Association of Directors of Children's Services (ADCS) sets out her vision for a “country that works for all children” (also blog & pre-delivery draft).
Carey Oppenheim and Donna Molloy of EIF open the national conference with a snapshot of the challenges and opportunities for early intervention (download slides).
A personal account: Kerry Littleford, in conversation with Louise Tickle (see also Kerry's story).
Panel discussion: Does evidence really matter? with Ali Stathers-Tracey, Abdool Kara, David Halpern and Tom McBride (download slides).
EIF’s major national conference brings together people and voices from across the early intervention sector and all levels of government, commissioning and delivery for a day of learning and knowledge-sharing. High-profile keynote speakers will reflect on important changes and trends in the political and policy environment we all work in, while curated panel sessions will tackle a series of challenging questions around the theory, evidence and effective implementation of early intervention. Throughout the day there are opportunities to meet and exchange ideas and experiences with people like you who are passionate about early intervention and improving the lives of children and families across the country. Make new friends and allies, or catch up with old ones – this is the national flagship event for the whole early intervention community.
The panel discussions focus on four of today’s hot-button issues for the early intervention community:
- Can early intervention improve social mobility?
- Does evidence really matter?
- Is service integration the answer?
- How should services reflect what we know about the importance of the interparental relationship?
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