Prenatal-to-Three County Leaders Academy

The Prenatal-to-Three (PN-3) County Leaders Academy brings together a cohort of elected and appointed county leaders to explore potential policy levers for expanding and improving services for young children and their families. Attendees have a chance to learn from their peers and national experts, share successes and challenges and leave with a better understanding of how to champion PN-3 efforts.

Interested in joining a future academy? Email info@countiesforkids.org to learn more!

Celebrating County Leadership in PN-3: Case Studies from the PN-3 County Leaders Academy

Across the country, prenatal-to-three (PN-3) county champions are advocating for infants and toddlers, ensuring that they are centered in all policy discussions and working to bring together families, service providers and stakeholders from across sectors to create a robust, equity-driven PN-3 vision for their communities.

NACoRF’s new resource, Celebrating County Leadership in PN-3, showcases how counties are centering young children in their COVID-19 recovery efforts and making investments that will improve outcomes for our communities now and down the line.

 

Previous Academies

April 2024 | Maricopa COUNTY, Ariz.

The fourth PN-3 County Leaders Academy was co-located with NACo’s Counties for Career Success cohort and explored strategies to advance economic mobility for families with young children.

AUGUST 2023 | MILWAUKEE COUNTY, WIS.

The third PN-3 County Leaders Academy was co-located with NACo’s Opioid Solutions Leadership Network and explored cross-sector initiatives that focus on the unique needs of parents and children affected by the overdose crisis.

July 2022 | Adams County, colo.

The second PN-3 County Leaders Academy was held at NACo’s 2022 Annual Conference and convened 25 leaders from urban, suburban and rural counties across the country.

December 2021 | DeKalb County, gA.

The first PN-3 County Leaders Academy was held at NACo’s 2021 Large Urban County Caucus symposium and convened 20 leaders from urban counties across the country.