Media & Events

GISP seeks to promote events on parenting support from across regions and sectors. If you have any upcoming events that you would like to share, please submit them to info@support-parents.org.

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Upcoming events

Webinar Recordings

Feb26

Thrive in Conversation: Enablers and barriers to scaling parenting programmes – a comparison of Bhutan and Zambia

February 26, 2026

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Feb26

Early Childhood Matters 2026 Launch :Why investing in parents makes perfect sense for early childhood development

February 26, 2026

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Feb19

Early Childhood Matters 2026 Launch : How to spark the culture change needed to deepen support for new parents

February 19, 2026

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Feb12

Early Childhood Matters 2026 Launch : Parenthood in a rapidly changing world

February 12, 2026

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On February 12th, the first launch event for Early Childhood Matters 2026 will explore how global change is shaping the transition to parenthood and how parents and leaders are responding. Centered on parental and caregiver wellbeing, the conversation will highlight hopeful perspectives and opportunities to place care for parents at the heart of the early years across technology, science, and culture.
Dec15

Strengthening Universal Parenting Support: Developing a Policy Analysis and Benchmarking Tool.

December 15, 2025

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Launch of UNICEF’s Parenting Policy Tool on Dec 15, helping governments assess gaps and plan evidence-based, cost-effective parenting support for stronger child outcomes.
Dec4

Exploring parenting children with disabilities: Disability inclusion in parenting programs

December 4, 2025

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This 90-minute webinar will explore ways in which different programmes are effectively including disability in their parenting programmes. The focus will be on children with disabilities but bearing in mind that parenting programmes also need to be accessible for parents with disabilities.