About MDRC
As a senior operations associate, Huang takes a lead role on project management, the provision of technical assistance, the development of strategic partnerships, and site recruitment for large-scale demonstration and research projects. Before joining MDRC, Huang was a director of early childhood programs at the Families and Work Institute, where she oversaw the development and implementation of a national initiative to share the science of early learning with families and educators. Huang holds a law degree from New York University and a bachelor’s degree in political science from Columbia University. She is a member of the board of directors of the Coalition for Asian American Children and Families.
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Projects
Child First is a comprehensive, home-based, therapeutic intervention that targets young children and families with multiple risks and connects them with the services they need to support healthy child development.
JoAnn Hsueh, Sharon Huang, Sharon Rowser, Meghan McCormick, Michelle Maier, Rebecca Unterman, Nina Castells, Barbara Condliffe, Jocelyn Page, Amena Sengal, Sonia Drohojowska, Ilana BlumWith broad support across the political spectrum, states and localities throughout the country are expanding preschool programs for low-income children.
Shira Kolnik Mattera, Sharon Huang, Seth Muzzy, Jocelyn Page, Samantha Wulfsohn, Marissa Strassberger, Amena Sengal, Mirjana PralicaThe High 5s project is part of the Robin Hood Early Childhood Research Initiative, a partnership between MDRC and the Robin Hood Foundation focused on improving the life trajectories of low-income children in New York City.
Barbara S. Goldman, Sharon Huang, Shira Kolnik Mattera, Michelle Maier, Lyndsay McDonough, Seth Muzzy, Jocelyn Page, Electra Small, Samantha Wulfsohn, Marissa Strassberger, Amena Sengal, Mirjana PralicaMaking Pre-K Count is the result of a partnership between MDRC and the Robin Hood Foundation whose goal is to build evidence about ways to improve the life trajectories of children living in poverty in New York City. The partnership’s first project focuses on improving preschool children’s math skills.