Setting the Stage for Inclusion
This workshop helps child care providers build the skills and confidence to welcome and include all children in their programs. We will explore what inclusion means, why it matters, and […]
This workshop helps child care providers build the skills and confidence to welcome and include all children in their programs. We will explore what inclusion means, why it matters, and […]
This workshop helps child care providers build the skills and confidence to welcome and include all children in their programs. We will explore what inclusion means, why it matters, and […]
In this follow-up to Talking with Parents When You Have Concerns About a Child in Your Care, participants will have the opportunity to apply what they learned with their peers […]
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This event specifically targets community members of Ab […]
Valley Family Child Care Association (VFCCA) is a group of professional licensed family home childcare providers in the Alameda county. VFCCA was established in 1976 and is a Non-Profit organization that provides educational opportunities, support, networking, and fellowship for licensed family childcare professionals. The goal of VFCCA is to inform and educate its members to […]
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Tri-Valley Child Care Providers, please join Hively staff for our monthly listening session where we’ll engage in conversation with one another, offer program updates, upcoming training and workshops information, review new and changing regulations, answer any questions that you may have, etc. REGISTER HERE
Trainer: Alisa Burton Workshop Description: This interactive training, presented by the Black Women in Early Childhood Collective (BWECC), will support child care providers in creating inclusive, culturally responsive, and appropriate environments for children with disabilities and developmental differences. Using an equity-centered lens, the training will explore how disability, race, culture, and implicit bias can influence […]
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