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Lisa Rae Glazier, 48, dedicated public servant known for her compassion and courage

WILMINGTON Lisa Rae Glazier, 48, peacefully passed away Sunday, Feb. 21, 2021, at Lower Cape Fear LifeCare Center with her husband and mother at her side. Lisa was born Nov. 13, 1972, in Concord, the daughter of Norma Hunnings Dunn and David Ray Dunn. Lisa grew up near the Crystal Coast of North Carolina, where she developed a lifelong love for the beach, sunshine and flip-flops. She earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Family Services and Early Child Development from East Carolina University. She was a dedicated public servant working for several non-profit agencies and North Carolina’s Child Development Service Agency. She spent most of her career coordinating services for children with special needs. Lisa had a compassionate heart with great empathy for new mothers. She would often befriend mothers who were isolated by the demands of caring for young children with special needs. On her own, Lisa would ensure that clients had a bountiful Christmas with gifts under the tree

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Report reveals heightened malnutrition and stunting in children amid pandemic

Report reveals heightened malnutrition and stunting in children amid pandemic
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Educator Partnerships with Parents and Families with a Focus on the Early Years

DOI: 10.1093/obo/9780199756810-0272 Introduction: Partnerships with Families in the Early Years, birth-8 Parental involvement, engagement, and partnerships within the early years have become key policy directions in many countries in recent years (see the separate Oxford Bibliographies article in Education Family Policy and Its Relation to Early Childhood). Since the early 2000s there has been a global push to include guidelines for educators that focus on the engagement and enactment of partnerships with families, especially in the early years. However, the family-educator partnership literature is varied, does not reach consensus on what is meant by “partnership,” and fails to provide a clear definition of parent-family partnerships in early years settings. This lack of a clear definition and the interchangeability of terms used to describe the phenomena creates ambiguity of what authentic partnerships are and often culminates in a deficit approach to the discussion. For ex

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South Africa s First Lady Calls for an End to Stunting and Child Hunger

Children wait for food at a feeding scheme in Lavender Hill, Cape Town South Africa, Tuesday, April 21, 2020, during the fourth week of lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus. The feeding of the children has replaced the meal a day they would be fed during their regular school day on a regular basis. AP Photo/Nardus Engelbrecht NewsDefeat Poverty South Africa’s First Lady Calls for an End to Stunting and Child Hunger The country has failed to prevent stunting in children in the last 20 years, according to a report. Why Global Citizens Should Care Food insecurity is a serious issue in South Africa and has only increased as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. It also has a serious impact on the growth and development of the country’s children. The UN’s Global Goal 2 calls for an end to world hunger, and this cannot be achieved without immediate action to ensure food security for all South Africa’s children. Join the movement and take action on this

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Strengthen food safety nets for children including school nutrition programme

2020 South African child gauge report released

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