Intergenerational Mobility Project: Building Adult Capabilities for Family Success
世代間移動プロジェクト：家族の成功のために大人の能力を育てること

「世代間移動プロジェクト」は、コーチングの枠組みを使って家族の力を強化し、貧困を克服することを目指しています。
子供を守ると同時に自分の人生もより良くしたいと願う親の気持ちを引き出しながら、メンターと家族は「自立への架け橋」というツールを使って将来の計画に取り組みます。

The Intergenerational Mobility Project (“The Intergen Project”), a collaborative effort between the Center on the Developing Child and EMPath, has set out with a bold mission to disrupt the intergenerational transmission of poverty.
By applying science to social service program design, the Intergen Project seeks to mitigate the effects of poverty and its associated stressors in order to support motivated low-income families as they work their way across the economic divide.
This metric-based, mentor-led, incentivized intervention expands on a proven adult-focused coaching model in a comprehensive approach that supports individual family members as they identify their unique goals and aligns the whole family around a shared set of outcomes.
Learn more about The Intergen Project in this video, here in Japanese.