Black Maternal Health Expo
Join us at the Black Maternal Health Expo, a community event centered on supporting Black pregnant people and families with new babies while welcoming all community members. Be sure to […]
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West Oakland Branch | Oakland Public Library 1801 Adeline St, Oakland, CA
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El Lenguaje y la Alfabetización bajo una Perspectiva Multilingüe
Entrenador: Emily Vincent Descripción del taller: Hitos del lenguaje y la alfabetización con el propósito de apoyar a las familias multilingües con hijos pequeños. Objetivos de aprendizaje: 1) Aprenda sobre los hitos sobre el desarrollo del habla, lenguaje y la comunicación de los primeros 5 años. 2) Aprenda sobre los hitos sobre el desarrollo de […]
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Hively Book Club
Join us for our Book Club! Once a month we will read a new book, and each attendee will receive a copy of the book! Build your children’s book library […]
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Budgeting Basics
Disclaimer: Please note that this is a general budgeting workshop and not specific to child care programs. Anyone is welcome to join. Presenters: Michelle Slocum, Senior Manager in Consulting; Catherine […]
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Play & Learn Series (For Family, Friend & Neighbor Unlicensed Child Care Providers)
Do you care for your grandchild, niece/nephew, a friend’s child, or your neighbor’s child? This is sometimes referred to as a babysitter, a nanny, a license-exempt child care provider, or Family, Friend, or Neighbor (FFN). If you are one of the above, please join us for our 4-week playgroup learning series where we will: - […]
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How to Choose Child Care
Join Hively as we discuss considerations when choosing childcare. When selecting care, we must consider quality, availability, and affordability. Our goal is to empower our families so that they are […]
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Young Children Learning Through Positive Risk—Part 1
Family Child Care at Its Best Instructor: Judy Walker, WestEd Workshop Description: This Family Child Care at Its Best workshop explores the concept of risk perception and how it varies across individuals and cultures. The workshop highlights how appropriate risk supports children’s physical, cognitive, and social development and offers strategies to promote positive risk-taking. REGISTER HERE
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Creating Your Family Home Child Care Program’s Budget
Creating Your Family Home Child Care Program’s Budget Tuesday, 29 September 2026 6:30pm-8:30pm REGISTER HERE Learning Objectives: 1. Newly Licensed Family Home Child Care Providers will learn elements of a […]
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Young Children Learning Through Positive Risk—Part 2
Family Child Care at Its Best Instructor: Judy Walker, WestEd Workshop Description: This Family Child Care at Its Best workshop explores the concept of risk perception and how it varies across individuals and cultures. The workshop highlights how appropriate risk supports children’s physical, cognitive, and social development and offers strategies to promote positive risk-taking. REGISTER HERE
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Play & Learn Series (For Family, Friend & Neighbor Unlicensed Child Care Providers)
Do you care for your grandchild, niece/nephew, a friend’s child, or your neighbor’s child? This is sometimes referred to as a babysitter, a nanny, a license-exempt child care provider, or Family, Friend, or Neighbor (FFN). If you are one of the above, please join us for our 4-week playgroup learning series where we will: - […]
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Talking with Parents When you Have a Concern About a Child in Your Care
As a caregiver, you may be the first person to notice a difference in a child under your care. Sharing those concerns with families can be nerve wracking and you may not know how to approach the situation. In this training, we will go over when to talk to parents about concerns and strategies on […]
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Relationships are Caught, Not Taught: Building Bonds Through Positive Adult-Child Interactions
Trainer: Jose Nunez Workshop Description: This professional development workshop moves beyond behavioral management to emphasize the importance of the relational foundation of early childhood education. We will explore how the "3 R"s of Infant/Toddler Care and Education" (Respectful, Responsive, Reciprocal) and "Serve and Return" interactions serve as the primary drivers of healthy development and emotional […]
