Parent Leadership Development Lead

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ZERO TO THREE

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Education • Non-profit • Social Impact

ZERO TO THREE is an organization specializing in early childhood development, focusing on children aged 0 to 3. It translates the science of this critical stage of childhood into resources, training, and solutions. ZERO TO THREE provides support to families, professionals, and policymakers to foster healthy development from the beginning. The organization emphasizes the importance of early mental health, emotional well-being, and the overall health of babies and toddlers. It offers training programs for parents and educators, advocating for policies beneficial to early childhood care and welfare while promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in all its endeavors.

51 - 200 employees

Founded 1992

📚 Education

🤝 Non-profit

🌍 Social Impact

💰 $4.2M Grant on 2022-09

📋 Description

• Lead the design and coordination of parent leadership development activities that support implementation of the Safe Babies approach in states and sites. • Develop and monitor project plans and reports specific to this work, including success metrics, strategy assessment and dissemination of successful strategies. • Coordinate and provide guidance to states and sites developing peer mentor programming. • Use a continuous quality improvement (CQI) process to assess, refine and disseminate successful strategies with states and the Safe Babies team. • Apply project management skills to plan, manage and monitor activities • Ensure alignment with priorities of ZERO TO THREE, HRSA (our federal funding partner) and other national organizations focused on parent leadership development. • Within a matrix management structure, provide functional guidance and coaching to contracted parent leaders and Safe Babies team members assigned to parent leadership work. • Support professional growth through regular project check-ins, shared goal setting and feedback in coordination with primary supervisors. • Assist in identifying, engaging and onboarding other parent leadership consultants. • Maintain alignment in bi-directional communication with Safe Babies messaging and leadership teams to ensure consistency in decisions, resources, and T/TA development. • Collaborate across Safe Babies work units to co-develop and deliver cohesive resources, training and technical assistance opportunities focused on Safe Babies foundational concepts including parent leadership development. • Participate in regular team and organizational meetings. • Effectively plan and deliver presentations, facilitate meetings, and provide training on Safe Babies related content. • Build and maintain collaborative and responsive relationships with parent partners and parent organizations, Safe Babies implementation states and sites, funders and other partners. • Act as a liaison between project teams and partners, ensuring clear communication, alignment with project goals, and consistent integration of parent leadership development strategies. • Provide functional leadership to the Safe Babies team to elevate and embed parent leadership as a central component of the Safe Babies approach. • Focus on results through implementing a continuous quality improvement process, ensuring that the team and organizational program expansion goals are met. This includes identifying problems and crafting effective solutions quickly, monitoring changing system conditions and adjusting strategies accordingly. • Offer feedback and input to the Safe Babies Leadership Team • Perform other duties as assigned to ensure the efficient and effective functioning of the Safe Babies program.

🎯 Requirements

• Minimum of 5 years of experience/accomplishments focusing on elevating parent voice in services for infants, toddlers, and their families • Lived experience with the child welfare system • Professional experience leading or supporting parent leaders, including knowledge of parent mentoring programs for parents with lived experience within the child welfare system • Demonstrated knowledge of the child welfare system; state and federal policies related to abuse/neglect of young children; infant/toddler social-emotional development; and impact of abuse and neglect. • Exceptional reasoning, problem-solving and strategic thinking skills • Ability to build relationships and influence others. • Effective oral and written communication to a broad range of audiences. • Strong project management and organizational skills. This position requires the ability to manage multiple responsibilities effectively • Supervisory experience preferred • Ability to work independently as well as support the work efforts of colleagues across the team and organization. • Ability to travel (occasional overnight and potential weekend travel may be necessary).

🏖️ Benefits

• medical • dental • vision • HRA • retirement contributions • generous leave benefits