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Go NAPSACC knows that early care and education (ECE) is an undervalued yet crucial field that is essential in supporting children and families. We are committed to aligning with the latest research and developments in the ECE field. That is why we are shifting our language to honor ECE programs and early childhood educators and show respect for educators' skills, experience, and impact on children and their futures!
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Dr. Erik Willis has been promoted to Director of the Children’s Healthy Weight Research Group at UNC-CH’s Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. Dr. Willis received his Doctorate in Exercise Physiology from the University of Kansas and a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology and Biostatistics from Yale University. He joined the Children's Healthy Weight Research Group as a Research Scientist in 2019. During his five years with the group, Dr. Willis has served as Principal Investigator, contributed his expertise across numerous projects, and led university committee initiatives.
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Go NAPSACC wants to hear your voice! The Go NAPSACC Nation Advisory Group (NAG) brings together early childhood educators, consultants, and state partners from across NAPSACC Nation to increase access and equitable use of Go NAPSACC, keep the Go NAPSACC team informed and grounded in the reality of implementation, bring representative partners to the table to help influence Go NAPSACC’s future direction, and increase communication between states utilizing Go NAPSACC.
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It is with profound grief that we share the untimely death of Go NAPSACC’s founder, Dr. Dianne S. Ward.
Like a pebble cast into a pool, the concentric ripples of Dianne Ward’s career have influenced the lives of many people across the state of North Carolina, our nation, and the world.
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As a team of researchers and public health professionals, we know that early childhood is our best chance to not only prevent many health problems, but also to tackle current health disparities. Habits are formed during these early years, including those around food, physical activity, and other health behaviors. In our aim to improve the health of young children, we recognize the importance of engaging the child care community at the state, consultant, and provider levels. Go NAPSACC provides free and easy-to-use online tools and resources like videos, activities, and flyers. Our resources are rooted in two decades of research and evolve to meet the latest research, guidelines, and needs of ECE programs.
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