About the NTI
ZERO TO THREE
is a national nonprofit organization that informs, trains and
supports professionals, policymakers and parents in their efforts to
improve the lives of infants and toddlers.
Our mission is to promote the health and development of infants and
toddlers. We achieve this by translating research and
knowledge—specifically information about the kinds of early
experiences that help children thrive—into a range of practical
tools and resources for use by the adults who influence the lives of
young children.
Every year, ZERO TO THREE provides an
unparalleled opportunity for professionals to enhance their
knowledge about early childhood development through our National
Training Institute (NTI). The NTI will offer new opportunities to network with colleagues and
leaders in our field. Interactive and thought provoking sessions
have been carefully planned to enrich your knowledge and inform your
practice.
Who Should Attend?
All professionals dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of infants, toddlers, and their families.
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Mental health professionals
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Early childhood educators
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Adult educators
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Early intervention professionals
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Child welfare professionals
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Pediatricians and nurses
Why Should You Attend?
You will have an opportunity to hear from experts in the infant-family field on the latest research, best-practices, and policies for infants and toddlers at this unique multidisciplinary event. The NTI is an unparalleled training and networking event designed for experienced professionals. This year’s agenda delivers high level sessions, cutting-edge research, and best practice strategies. The NTI offers ample opportunities to meet and network with other professionals.
Don’t Miss the Many Opportunities to:
- Learn from industry leaders
- Network with professionals in the field
- Share ideas and knowledge
- Grow personally and professionally
- And... make a difference!
A Few of the Timely Topics to Be Featured Include:
- Brain development
- Child care quality/family, friend, and neighbor care
- Challenging behavior
- Cultural diversity and immigration
- Home visiting
- Social–emotional development
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