Are you interested in learning how Pennsylvania can build better futures for children through greater father family involvement? Join the National Association of Social Workers on December 1, 8, and 15 for the 2020 SOC Symposium. This event is virtual.
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Tuesday, December 1, 2020
Includes a brief presentation of Pennsylvania’s Journey to ensure child wellbeing, safety, and permanency for every child within the Commonwealth, as well as personal interviews with two Distinguished Pennsylvania System Change Leaders for Greater Father Family Involvement: “From Whence They Come.”
Tuesday, December 8, 2020
Addresses the consequences of Father Absence and or Father Non-Involvement, and the need to move forward, a diverse group of expert panelists will help participants to unravel the question, “Are Fathers intentionally included, or not, in Pennsylvania’s child and family services and programming that are designed to enhance well-being outcomes for both?”
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
A Call to Action, as the Symposium comes to a close, with Media Q&A. Drs. Myers, Goode, Horn will emphasize why this mission is so crucial and will illuminate the strategy for moving Pennsylvania forward now!
Registration
To register for the Symposium, visit the event webpage. Online registration will be available until December 1, 2020. CEU credits available.
More Information
For registration questions, please contact Asagen.naswpa@socialworkers.org.
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Are you interested in learning actionable strategies for teaching the five pillars of reading, especially in distance and hybrid learning environments? Join Learning Ally on December 4, 2020 for the “Early Literacy Virtual Conference.”
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Join Learning Ally on December 4 for a full day of early literacy professional learning featuring keynote speakers Kai-leé Berke and Barbara Steinberg, in addition to 12 other experts. By attending, professionals will:
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- Discover actionable strategies for teaching the five pillars of reading, especially in a distance or hybrid learning environment.
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- Understand the milestones in early literacy development so you can better meet the needs of all your students.
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- Learn what it means to be intentionally anti-biased and culturally relevant when teaching literacy in a diverse classroom.
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- Connect with the experts and other educators to share first-hand experiences to drive lasting change in your teaching practice.
Registration
To register for the conference, visit the Learning Ally website. Attendees will be able to earn up to 16 Continuing Education (CE) hours live or on-demand through January 31, 2021.
Are you interested in learning about the latest early childhood research and connecting with thousands of fellow educators from around the world? Join ZERO TO THREE from October 5-9 for their Virtual Annual Conference!
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This year’s virtual conference will give participants the added flexibility to be connected safely to thousands of colleagues from around the world; be inspired through an immersive experience into the latest research and education; and be prepared to move their practice forward in our changing and challenging world.
The conference package includes five days of exceptional programming and 30 days of exclusive, on-demand access to recorded sessions. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are included. Pre-Conference Forums will be available as well from September 22 to October 1 for an additional fee. Each Forum package includes a single two-day Forum event and 30-day access to the recorded session. CEUs are included.
Featured Sessions
The conference features many presentations and breakout sessions, including, but not limited to the following:
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- Bringing Self-Compassion and Care Home: Learning by Nurturing
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- Supporting Healthy Development Through Meaningful Relationships With Mother Nature, a Growing Global Movement
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- Operation HealthySteps: Promoting Safe Childcare Practices Across a Large Medical System
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- Where Trauma and Grief Collide: CPP With Child Traumatic Grief
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- How to Incorporate Mindfulness Techniques Into Family-Based Practices With Infants and Toddlers
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- Interrogating Whiteness in Early Intervention
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- Equity and Inclusion in Family Engagement Programs
See the full schedule.
Registration
To register and learn more, visit the event webpage. Member and group discounts are available. If you require any assistance with your registration, contact the Customer Support team at 855.868.1192
Are you interested in celebrating and exploring the field of family child care? Join the National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) on July 17 and 18 for the 30th National Family Child Care Conference!
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, NAFCC will host its annual National Family Child Care Conference virtually on the evening of Friday, July 17 and all day on Saturday, July 18. The conference will feature:
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- live and on-demand workshops,
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- an opportunity to earn up to 24 hours (or 2.4 continuing education units) of training credit,
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- a Spanish track with four live sessions presented in Spanish,
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- a Black and Latina caucus where participants can discuss the things that are important to them, and
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- a virtual exhibit hall where participants can view vendors without leaving their homes.
Featured Topics
Live and on-demand workshops will cover a variety of topics, including, but not limited to, the following:
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- record-keeping and tax implications of COVID-19,
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- organizing a sustainable daily routine that supports health and wellbeing,
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- how to make your home a place of inquiry, play, and experimentation,
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- strategies for creating an environment that promotes a variety of social-emotional skills,
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- finding out and improving your business’ profit margin, and
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- recognizing early signs of mental illness in young children.
View the schedule and full workshop descriptions.
Registration
To register and learn more, visit the event webpage. For questions, submit NAFCC’s online contact form.
Join the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) on Friday, February 28 for their fourth annual Child and Adolescent Mental Health Conference, “Resilient Youth: Strategies to Overcome Adversity,” at the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott!
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Resilient Youth: Strategies to Overcome Adversity is one of the only events in the region specializing in youth mental health. Participants from all over the country attend to learn about the newest research and best practices to assist and advance the mental health needs of young children, adolescents, and young adults. With this, the conference will explore how families and mental health professionals can work together to support young people dealing with mental health challenges using an evidence-based model built on strengthening relationships.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Act 48 credits are available. See the conference brochure.
Registration
Registration price varies depending on registrant type. Free parking, a continental breakfast, and lunch included. To register, visit the conference event page.
More Information
For questions, contact NAMI at 412.366.3788. Visit their website to learn more.
