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Rural Early Childhood to Hold Forum on Hurricane Recovery

DEC. 1, 2005 | Rural Early Childhood will hold a forum on hurricane recovery and emergency preparedness Monday, Dec. 5, in Mobile, Alabama.

Invited participants from the states of Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas will discuss child care eligibility for displaced children, data collection and management, reconstruction of early care and education facilities, and future emergency preparedness.

The federal Child Care Bureau, the University of South Alabama Small Business Development Center, GRCMA Early Childhood Directions of Mobile, the Rural Policy Research Institute, and the Terri Lynne Lokoff Child Care Foundation are co-sponsors of the forum.

The planning committee for the forum includes Cathy Grace, Ed.D., professor and director of Rural Early Childhood; Wendy McEarchern, director of GRCMA Early Childhood Directions; Sherry Guarisco of SSG Consulting Services in Baton Rouge, La.; Elizabeth F. Shores, M.A.P.H., senior research associate for Rural Early Childhood; and Gail Lindsey, Ed.D., assistant director, Mississippi State University Early Childhood Institute.

Morgan McPhail assisted in organizing the forum.


 

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