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Juliet Bromer

Research Professor

Education
  • B.A., Columbia University, New York
  • M.S. in education, Bank Street College of Education, New York
  • Ph.D. in human development, University of Chicago, Chicago
Area of Expertise

Research interests

Workforce development and quality improvement in home-based child care settings, relationship-based approaches to professional development, family and community support roles of child care providers, and the role of family-provider relationships in early care and education.

Professional Highlights

 

Research Projects

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Research on Family Child Care Networks

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Research on Family Engagement

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Juliet Bromer, PhD, Research Professor, is a nationally-recognized expert on home-based child care (HBCC) and has conducted seminal research on the supply, quality, and support of HBCC providers that has influenced public policy and program implementation across the U.S. Bromer has a long history of collaborating with and advising federal childcare and early education initiatives as well as state and community partners around HBCC research and evaluation and translating research into policy and practice. Current foundation- and government-funded projects include research on quality in family, friend and neighbor care, nontraditional hour child care quality and working conditions, and state PreK systems and local infrastructure support for the home-based child care workforce. Bromer received her M.S. in Early Childhood Education from Bank Street College of Education and her Ph.D. in Human Development from the University of Chicago.