Where Belonging Begins (with Rebecca Ralston)
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Where Belonging Begins (with Rebecca Ralston)
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In this video episode of Thrive Together, hosts Maya Smith and Jason Lehmbeck speak with
Rebecca Ralston, Senior Director of Early Childhood and Preventive Health at Special
Olympics, and an alumna of the Thrive Center’s Innovation Hub fellowship. Young Athletes, the
early childhood program she has led for ten years, reaches about 350,000 children across more
than 170 countries. Roughly 53 million children under five have intellectual and developmental
disabilities.
The guiding theme of the conversation: ask first, then build. When the idea for a Young Athletes
app met resistance inside the organization, Rebecca’s team went back to the drawing board
and ran listening sessions with families, early childhood experts, and health providers. “Let’s not
let the app be the end goal, but let’s see what families need, and if the app meets that, then
we’ll be able to sort of fit that in.”
With Head Start, they mapped their program against the entire set of Head Start standards.
With tribal Head Start programs, they were told not to arrive with something already finished, so
they spent years co-building an indigenized Young Athletes. “So instead of just using those
foundational motor skills to build to soccer, we’re building to the tribal game.”