- RESCHEDULED: Be the One Campaign on 6/2
1-2:30 on Tuesday, June 2
The Be the One webinar will present research and action steps designed to engage community members, agencies, and leaders in trauma/healing and resilience focused work. The overall goal is to present information that will assist agencies, leaders, and community members in building safer, more stable, more nurturing relationships and stronger, healthier communities. This is foundational work and can serve as a base for engaging in broader, deeper discussions on structural, historic, and institutional trauma and the creation of healing within our communities. Please see the attached flyer or visit StrategiesCA.org for more information.
11am-12 on Wednesday, May 20
To build others up, we need a strong foundation. Today, we all stand on unfamiliar ground. In fact, it feels as if the ground is shifting continually beneath us. Social distancing and sheltering have dramatically changed personal and professional lives and brought on a whole new set of stressors for everyone. New working environments, new technology platforms, unrealistic expectations for ourselves and from employers, job losses, children at home…the list goes on and on. The toll this stress can take is real. And there are self-care, reflective practice, and mindfulness techniques that can help combat and prevent negative effects.
10:30am on Thursday, May 21
The purpose of the webinar is to help local coalitions and programs strengthen their existing safe sleep programs, and to support emerging new safe sleep community and hospital programs. Besides other invaluable safe sleep issue information this webinar will explore how safe sleep programs and issues are being impacted by COVID-19, challenges and solutions. This free webinar is co-sponsored by the CA Coalition for Children’s Safety and Health (CCCSH) and CA DPH Injury and Violence Prevention Branch. If you have trouble registering or need help contact Gerry Root at rootge@gmail.com
- Primary Care & Telehealth Strategies for Addressing the Secondary Health Effects of COVID-19 on 5/27
Noon-1pm on Wednesday, May 27
This webinar will focus on building understanding and identifying primary care and telehealth strategies and tools to address the secondary health effects of the COVID-19 emergency. Widespread stress and anxiety regarding COVID-19, compounded by the economic distress due to lost wages, employment and financial assets; mass school closures; and necessary physical distancing measures can result in an increase of stress-related health conditions. Individuals with a history of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are particularly vulnerable to these secondary health impacts of the COVID-19 emergency.
- Strategies 2.0 Webinars in May and June
Please see the attached flyer for more information!
Starting June 1, NAEYC will offer over 100 presentations of content shared by NAEYC experts and a diverse group of presenters from all sectors of the industry. Our presenters include policy experts, higher education faculty, school leaders, researchers and educators. While typically this type of content is only offered at NAEYC Professional Learning Institute, we are providing access to these presentations during the NAEYC Virtual Institute at no charge as our gift to you for all that you give to young children and their families. Stay tuned for more information on how to sign up! And be sure to share the news.
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