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    • [PDF File]IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH OF STUDENT PARENTS - Ascend at the ...

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      In 2020, JED entered into a partnership with Ascend at the Aspen Institute to better understand the mental health needs of parenting students at undergraduate institutions across the country.1 Parenting students represent over 20% of the total undergraduate student population.


    • [PDF File]BRIEFING PAPER - Institute for Women's Policy Research

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      little effort and expense, and could build on successful individual examples described below. Students of color— especially Black, American Indian, Alaska Native, and Latina women, and women who identify as ‘more than one race’—are more likely to be raising children than White and Asian students, linking student parent success to


    • [PDF File]Empowered People.

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      In an effort to reduce the environmental impact, this report is available only as a digital file. Besides reducing paper use and waste, a digital report also allows for easier navigation and interactivity. INSIDE THIS REPORT Empowering people 10/14 Shifting a Safety Culture 11 Clearing a Path 12 Caring for One Another 13 Growing Careers 14


    • [PDF File]Leveraging the Two-Generation Approach in Practice ...

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      educational success of students who are parents. The work taps leaders from Ascend national Ascend Fellowship, the more than 270 organizations in the Ascend Network, and the strength and expertise of parents. Ascend is energized and grateful for the partnership of Omidyar Network to target research and development to help build the


    • [PDF File]PREPARING CHILDREN TO THRIVE - Cadence Education

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      The Ascend Curriculum recognizes the need to begin educa ng children in their first year of life and has a formula to help infants begin to learn and achieve their milestones in an age-appropriate way. As children grow older, the Ascend Curriculum grows with them - introducing new concepts as children are ready to move forward. PLAY-BASED APPROACH


    • [PDF File]Principles for Engaging and Centering Parent Voice

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      The Ascend 2Gen Theory of Change states that strong policy and systems change are best achieved through a combination of family voice and expertise; data, research, and evidence; and best and promising practices. Centering parent voices is key to informing systems change and ensuring strong outcomes for 2Gen programs and policies.


    • [PDF File]ADVERSITY QUOTIENT: SURVIVING RATHER THAN GIVING UP

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      human drive to ascend”. Ascend means moving your purpose forward in life no matter what your goals are. AQ is the underlying factor that determines one’s ability to ascend (Stoltz, 2000). According to Ari (2011), adversity quotient is an intelligence that one possesses to overcome difficulties in order to survive. Adversity Quotient


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