Publishers Weekly Offers Childrens’ Books for Black History Month 2023
Reading books together opens up meaningful conversations and can help us when we're unsure how to broach subjects we're not used to discussing with our children.
Reading books together opens up meaningful conversations and can help us when we're unsure how to broach subjects we're not used to discussing with our children.
Due to COVID19, Medicaid paused renewals, but they’re returning! Don’t wait—update and stay covered! Be sure the state Medicaid office has your current mailing address.
In partnership with the DOM, we look forward to continuing to look at how real-world experiences of families can inform policy.
The Mississippi Parent Training Information Center shared this notice on its Facebook page: SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY PANEL MEETING NOTICE The Special Education Advisory Panel will meet on Wednesday, February 15,…
Families as Allies is tracking these bills related to mental health, disabilities and children. Our list sorts bills according to their content areas.
Families as Allies appreciates the DMH and DOM asking for input, and we encourage families to share your ideas, concerns and suggestions.
Congratulations to the 19 people—including parents, caregivers, MS Families For Kids staff and board, Help Me Grow staff, and MS Thrive ECDC members—who completed "Serving on Groups that Make Decisions…
[Photo: Dr. Rodney Washington from his Dad Blog in 2020 made us think about how there are still too few narratives about Black men succeeding as professionals and strong dads…
The next parent peer support training is March 20-24, 2023. The deadline to apply for this training is February 17, 2023.
You can attend the Mississippi Joint Planning and Advisory Council virtually or in person on February 9th from 10 a.m. to noon.