Partners :: Look, Listen and Learn

Partners

As Look, Listen and Learn’s champions of early learning, the following organizations below fully embrace our mission. With your help, our joint efforts in the community will help bridge the achievement gap, advance early learning initiatives and promote school readiness.

Child Care Resources

http://www.childcare.org

Child Care Resources leads efforts to promote equity for children, community stability and school readiness.

Childhaven

http://www.childhaven.org

Since 1909, Childhaven has been a safe and caring place for babies, toddlers and preschoolers. Using innovative, proven approaches to child development in all our programs, Childhaven nurtures young lives, strengthens family relationships, improves parenting skills and helps create a foundation for lifelong loving relationships.

The Children’s Museum, Seattle

http://www.thechildrensmuseum.org

The Children’s Museum, Seattle offers a hands-on experience full of wonderment for children and families

Council for Children & Families Washington

http://www.ccf.wa.gov

The Council for Children & Families promotes the optimal development of children and families by leading Washington State in its efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect.

Foundation for Early Learning

http://www.earlylearning.org/

Dedicated to advancing early learning across Washington State through community collaboration and resource sharing.

King County Children and Family Commission

http://www.kingcounty.gov/
healthservices/health/child/cfc.aspx

The purpose of the King County Children and Family Commission is to provide oversight and evaluate the effectiveness of programs that serve children and families and concentrate on building links between the County’s service system, communities, and schools.

North by Northwest

http://www.nxnw.net
Video production services committed to working equitably and effectively through the visual medium.

Nurturing Pathways

http://www.nurturingpathways.com/

Nurturing Pathways® Creative Dance Program for 3 months to four years of age is derived from the scientific research on the brain-body connection. The Program promotes movement as the gateway for learning during a child’s first four years because of its positive impact on development and school readiness. Nurturing Pathways® offers creative dance classes for families, parent education workshops, educators’ workshops, licensing for instructors and a line of Creative Play Products™.