Birth to Three Matters: Where are we now?

I'm sharing the PowerPoint from this conference at Manchester Metropolitan University on Saturday 29th February 2020.

Birth to Three Matters is considered one of the fifty most important works of research that have had a major impact on our lives by the Economic and Social Research Council.

The organisers outlined the aims of the day as follows:

This conference will celebrate the progress of Birth to Three Matters since its launch in 2002 and will help participants to think about its progress in the future in the light of new government initiatives, continuing change and the kinds of support needed by practitioners. The conference will provide opportunities for participants to inform debates, contribute their views and share their experiences and hopes for the future.

Does Birth to Three Matters, still matter? from Dr Julian Grenier