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In April, MSPCC Director of Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Policy Aditi Subramaniam served as a panelist for The Thread that Connects: Weaving Early Relational Health into Early Childhood Education, a discussion hosted by Neighborhood Villages at Boston’s More Than Words bookstore. During the discussion, Subramaniam and her fellow panelists shared insights on the first year of Neighborhood Villages’ Early Relational Health pilot’s findings.

In addition to keynote speaker Dr. Junlei Li of Harvard University, Subramaniam was joined by Lisa Garcia (Director of Early Relational Health at Neighborhood Villages), Beth Beckford (Assistant Director at Epiphany Early Learning Center), and Rose Curran (Inclusion Specialist at Epiphany Early Learning Center).

Click here to view highlights from the discussion!