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"There is nothing to suggest that mothering cannot be shared by several people."
- HR Schaffer
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TEL: (860) 872-1918 | FAX: (860) 872-8066 |
| Call 2-1-1 to get information or to seek help in a crisis |  | | | Degrees without borders | | | Working together with families and communities to improve child safety | | | | A service of the Department of Children and Families. | | | Practical research-based information from the nation's leading universities | | | | |
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CT-PEN
| 5/23 | | Cooperative Parenting | Parents | | Parenting group that deals with the specific issues that emerge when going through divorce |
| | 5/24 | | | 5/25 | | Parenting Piece by Piece | Parents | | Basic parenting skillsincluding Development,Anger Management, Communication, Discipline |
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Featured Parenting Resource |
What Works Fact Sheet - Tips and Ideas
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All Types
Age Group:
All Ages
What Works, Wisconsin is a project of the University of Wisconsin Madison's School of Human Ecology and the University of Wisconsin Extension's Family Living Program. Initiated in 2004 with funding from the Governor's Juvenile Justice Commission, the What Works project focuses on distilling the latest scientific knowledge on effective policies, practices, and programs, including "evidence-based programs," for youth and their families, schools, and communities. In addition to disseminating this information to practitioners and policymakers, the What Works staff provide technical assistance on program design, improvement and evaluation. Through publications, presentations, workshops and individualized technical assistance, the What Works team provides practitioners and policymakers with the tools to develop effective programs and evaluate and improve existing programming based on state-of-the-art knowledge of what makes programs effective.
http://www.uwex.edu/ces/flp/families/whatworks.cfm |
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| CT-PEN has adopted the National Extension Parenting Education Model (NEPEM) | | CT-PEN is associated with the National Parenting Education Network (NPEN) |
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