Community Events

This fall, Safe & Sound is hosting its third annual Pinwheel Party, a cocktail party that highlights our mission to prevent child abuse and reduce its devastating impact. Guests will enjoy cocktails, delicious food, a silent auction, live DJ, and celebrate the winner of this year’s Pinwheel Pics photo contest. We hope you will join Safe & Sound in our

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important - and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a great place to grow up. The We Are

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a great place to grow up. The We Are The

Project Based Learning Full Day Introductory Workshops Inquiry, Intention & Innovation A learning journey between children and adults Facilator: Michelle Grant-Groves, M.Ed. CORE LEARNING TARGETS: - Building awareness, skills, and strategies in inquiry and project based learning (PBL) - Creating design-systems for PBL instruction and documentation throughout the year - Exploring the powerful use of data

Presented by Brian Silveria and Nadia Joboneta. Alleviating bias in our ECE settings is complex. Creating inclusive classrooms requires that we understand and acknowledge our own biases and recognize verbal and non‐ verbal messages conveyed by other adults and children. We need to know how to address these remarks and actions as they occur without

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a great place to grow up. The We Are The

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a great place to grow up. The We Are The

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a great place to grow up. The We Are The

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Register for the District 4 event below. See this schedule for all DCYF Family Summits. Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San

CORE LEARNING TARGETS: Building relational trust and capacity building skills and strategies in self and others Cultivating the conditions for transformational change in systems design & school culture

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a great place to grow up. The We Are The

Presenters TBD. Alleviating bias in our ECE settings is complex. Creating inclusive classrooms requires that we understand and acknowledge our own biases and recognize verbal and non‐ verbal messages conveyed by other adults and children. We need to know how to address these remarks and actions as they occur without causing a shutdown in communication.

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Register for the District 2 event below. See this schedule for all DCYF Family Summits. Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Register for the District 9 event below. See this schedule for all DCYF Family Summits. Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Register for the District 6 event below. See this schedule for all DCYF Family Summits. Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San

DCYF is hosting a Family Summit near you! Register for the District 5 event below. See this schedule for all DCYF Family Summits. Families and educators of our youngest children are not heard from enough at these events. You’re voice is especially important – and you are invited to share your personal stories, perspectives and experiences to help make San Francisco a

Join us at City Hall in support of the legislation proposing reforms on the budget process! We will be meeting on the 2nd Floor of City Hall- in the hallway with BOS offices

Presenters TBD. Alleviating bias in our ECE settings is complex. Creating inclusive classrooms requires that we understand and acknowledge our own biases and recognize verbal and non‐ verbal messages conveyed by other adults and children. We need to know how to address these remarks and actions as they occur without causing a shutdown in communication.

This is a day that advocates will join together, in a shared voice, to advocate for more child care and policies to eradicate poverty.  The focus of this day is not just on child care and early learning, but on ending child poverty and talking about the supports that the families we all touch need. In

Presenters TBD. Alleviating bias in our ECE settings is complex. Creating inclusive classrooms requires that we understand and acknowledge our own biases and recognize verbal and non‐ verbal messages conveyed by other adults and children. We need to know how to address these remarks and actions as they occur without causing a shutdown in communication.