Rachel Pascale serves as the Universal TA Coordinator at the Education Development Center (EDC), where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality and accessibility of early childhood home visiting programs across the United States. With a robust background in education and health promotion,...
Rachel Pascale serves as the Universal TA Coordinator at the Education Development Center (EDC), where she plays a pivotal role in enhancing the quality and accessibility of early childhood home visiting programs across the United States. With a robust background in education and health promotion, Rachel is dedicated to creating high-quality training and learning opportunities tailored to diverse audiences, from state and territory agencies to frontline home visiting professionals. Her expertise in program development and project management is evident in her leadership of key initiatives that include the design and dissemination of technical assistance (TA) tools, engaging podcasts, informative videos, and interactive virtual events.
In her current role, Rachel oversees the strategic development of resources that empower agencies to effectively implement evidence-based practices in maternal, infant, and early childhood home visiting. She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to ensure that training materials are not only comprehensive but also accessible and relevant to the needs of practitioners in the field. Her ability to compile compelling presentations and write for both scientific and lay audiences has made her a sought-after contributor to various publications and training modules.
Rachel’s commitment to fostering collaboration among stakeholders is further demonstrated through her adeptness in grant writing and proposal development, which has secured vital funding for innovative projects. By leveraging her skills in curriculum development and research, she continuously seeks to improve the quality of technical assistance provided, ultimately contributing to better outcomes for families and children across the nation. Through her work at EDC, Rachel Pascale exemplifies the intersection of education, health, and community support, making a lasting impact on early childhood development initiatives.
