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 Go NAPSACC grows, we are excited to announce our new Build the Skills physical activity training resources! Go NAPSACC has partnered with Be Active Kids, an award-winning physical activity resource for consultants working with ECE programs. Its evidence-based and evidence-informed messages are carried out through five cuddly and adventurous characters. The Build the Skills Training and Movement Guide help build the skills of child care providers in the area of Infant and Child Physical Activity.
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Go NAPSACC’s Nation Advisory Group (NAG) continues its work in 2023, with the goals of increasing access and equitable use of Go NAPSACC, keeping the team informed and grounded in the realities of implementation, bringing representative stakeholders to the table to help influence Go NAPSACC's future direction, and improving communication between states that use Go NAPSACC. NAG participants will continue to have more opportunities to present to the group and hold leadership roles. For access to the 2023 meeting minutes and materials, click Read More.
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Using the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Spectrum of Opportunities framework, Go NAPSACC has developed the “Go NAPSACC in the Spectrum of Opportunities”, a graphic demonstrating states efforts to implement the program in all nine spectrum opportunities.
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