Learn about the importance of intergenerational relationships and how it impacts children and adults alike!

Join Shma Koleinu: Hear Our Voices (The National Jewish Early Childhood Advocacy Coalition) for an interactive and collaborative gathering!

Learn about the importance of coaching and how it can be helpful in your professional growth.

Find out what early educators want their leadership to know, and how it can change the paradigm for all who are involved in the education of children.

In this thought-provoking session, award-winning author Heather Shumaker will examine the pressures young children face, including early academics and overly scheduled days, even in child-centered programs.

In this session with Meredith Rowe of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, we will delve into the importance of early language development and the critical role of the learning environment for acquiring those skills.

In this session, MIT's Rebecca Saxe shares with us some of the discoveries and research that she shared in the 2020 Netflix series Babies.

What does it mean to be "ready" for kindergarten? This webinar with Yale University’s Gesell Institute offers guidance to school leaders working with teachers and families to ensure a best fit for children and their entrance to kindergarten.

In this session, Dr. Tanya Wright of Michigan State University will help us understand the latest research on early literacy.

In this session, Harvard University's Jack Shonkoff will illustrate the latest scientific findings on child development, especially the roles of the brain and the environment.

In this webinar, play expert Walter Drew will illustrate the principles of self-active play (play with open-ended materials, independently and in pairs and groups) and award-winning director Paola Lopez will discuss how she uses this engaging approach to get the faculty reflecting together about play and pedagogy.

In this session with Professor Lauren Solarski, school leaders will explore research on early childhood math education, especially the role that math anxiety plays for teachers.

t all starts with a vision. In this workshop with Susan MacDonald, leaders will learn how to create, plan, organize, and conduct staff meetings that promote growth and change.

Conversations about developmental concerns can be time-consuming and anxiety-provoking for families and educators. Dr. Jayne Singer of Harvard University and Brazelton demystifies the process.