SFUSD Student Assignment Community Workshop
Ella Hutch Center 1050 Allister St., San Francisco, CA, United StatesRead more here: Community Workshop Flyer ENG v2
ECE Policy and Advocacy Forum “Elevating the Voice of Early Childhood Educators to Inform and Influence Policy”
San Francisco State University 1605 Holloway Ave, San Francisco, CA, United StatesThis event is an excellent opportunity for you to engage in community building and discussion, hear from experts and advocates, and elevate your voice to inform and influence policy. Learn about the current state of ECE policy and gain skills to advocate and organize. The goal of the Policy and Advocacy Forum is to engage
Week of the Young Child planning meeting for A Day in the Park
children's council Rm 409 445 Church St, San Francisco, CA, United StatesJoin in to create a child-, educator-, and parent-friendly event to highlight the importance of early care & education in your SF community. We need you to make this event resonate in your community. Ideas so far: Invite artists (Bollywood dancers, musicians, face painters, etc) that your children and families love with a group of young
(postponed to 3/19)ECESF Community Meeting
Updates from educator-led work & organizations including AEYC, FCCA SF, PLCs, and a roll out of A Day in the Park*. Let me know if you have an update or presentation. The first and last 1/2 hour will be an ECE4All Coalition update on Prop C defense, allowing participants to arrive at 5:30 or 6
ECESF Community Meeting
zoom meetingUpdates from educator-led work & organizations including AEYC, FCCA SF, PLCs, and a roll out of ECESF's Week of the Young Child advocacy campaign. Let me know if you have an update or presentation. The first and last 1/2 hour will be an ECE4All Coalition update on Prop C defense.
Using Books to Address Issues of Bias, Racism, Gender and Cultural Identity with Children
1390 Market Street, Suite 1125 1390 Market Street, Suite 1125, San Francisco, CA, United StatesPresenters 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.
Navigating SBA Lending in the Covid-19 Age
zoom meetingThe Los Angeles Small Business Development Center (SBDC) will educate non-profits on the nuances of the SBA disaster loan programs as well as discuss other resources and technical assistance available to non-profits - all at no cost. Presented by speaker Ted Hiatt, Director, LA Small Business Development Network.
Social Distancing for Early Childhood Educators: Strategies for Supporting Students, Families, and Self
zoom meetingAs education moves online to support social distancing, early childhood educators are facing a unique challenge: early education is an entirely social experience! In this webinar specifically for teachers of young children, educators and advocates Kisha Reid and Nancy Carlsson-Paige will answer your questions and offer strategies to help maintain connections to students and families,
Bridge Financing for non Profits During COVID-19
zoom meetingJoin this webinar to learn more about low-cost capital options for non-profits and service providers that need bridge loans or lines of credit in order to ramp up direct service activities in response to the COVID-19 Crisis. Presented by speaker Tunua Thrash-Ntuk, Executive Director LISC LA.
Lunch Break for Educators.
zoom meetingI'm immersed in policy discussions and decisions daily, working to put the ideas that support educators (and the families and children we care for) into the decision-making. But the people who work directly with children every day aren't at these meetings. I really need to talk with you! Let's connect for "lunch" on Zoom Join us to
Resources for Nonprofits about the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act
zoom meetingThe SF Foundation has partnered with Fiscal Management Associates to provide access for SFF grantees (who get a preference, but other Bay Area nonprofits can attend - as space allows) to one of a series of private clinics on Tues April 7 (today), Wed April 8 (12pm), or Thu April 9 (10am), in which a
Resources for Nonprofits about the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act
zoom meetingThe SF Foundation has partnered with Fiscal Management Associates to provide access for SFF grantees (who get a preference, but other Bay Area nonprofits can attend - as space allows) to one of a series of private clinics, in which a team of experts will answer questions and offer guidance as nonprofits move through the
Facebook live event with Panel of Expert UCSF Doctors – Stay Safe & Healthy Through COVID-19
online CA, United StatesMark your calendar, invite your friends and family, and get your questions ready: Doctors from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Latinx Center of Excellence, on Staying Safe and Healthy Through the Coronavirus pandemic. Alicia Fernández, MD General Internist/Médica General Amy Beck, MD Pediatrician/Pediatra Will Martinez, PhD Clinical Psychologist/Psicólogo Clínico
Financial Decision-Making & Communication in a Time of Crisis
zoom meetingLearn to unpack your nonprofit's finance situation to make critical financial decisions and to tell your story to internal and external stakeholders. Content will include how to assess if debt is the right financing tool for your nonprofit and communication tips for use with funders. Presented by speaker Claire Knowlton, Director, Consultant, at Nonprofit Finance
Resources for Nonprofits about the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act
zoom meetingThe SF Foundation has partnered with Fiscal Management Associates to provide access for SFF grantees (who get a preference, but other Bay Area nonprofits can attend - as space allows) to one of a series of private clinics, in which a team of experts will answer questions and offer guidance as nonprofits move through the
Helping Child Care Programs Understand and Navigate SBA Loan Options
zoom meetingIn addition to the $3.5 billion for CCDBG provided by Congress in the recent CARES Act, there are multiple options for child care programs across states and settings to get financial support to survive this crisis. Since these processes may be complex, this webinar from NAEYC is bringing together expertise from the banking, business, and
(spanish) Helping Child Care Programs Understand and Navigate SBA Loan Options
zoom meetingAdemás de los $3.5 mil millones para CCDBG proporcionado por el Congreso en la reciente ley CARES, existen múltiples opciones para programas de cuidado infantil, incluidos centros y hogares de cuidado infantil familiar, y aquellos que operan como pequeñas empresas, contratistas independientes, trabajadores independientes y propietarios únicos—para obtener apoyo financiero para sobrevivir esta crisis. Este
HR and Employment Law Basics for Small Business Owners
zoom meetingFacilitated by expert attorneys, this dynamic workshop will cover many relevant HR and employment law topics for ECE programs in the face of COVID-19, including: Differences between independent contractors and employees Paid Sick Leave regulations Emergency measures taken to provide relief to workers Exempt and Nonexempt employees under the wage and hour laws Developing/updating personnel
(cancelled due to COVID-19) Building Children’s Capacity for Critical Thinking, Empathy and Fairness
1190 market street, room 1125 1190 market street, San Francisco, CA, United StatesPresenters 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.
ECESF/CPAC workforce joint meeting
zoom meetingWe will be planning for safety with COVID-19. Emergency child care for essential workforce, and ECE & OST practice after Shelter in Place. We will present an overview of emergency child care currently in place, and expected expansion in the near future, then begin a conversation about planning for reopening. The agenda is below. Agenda 1. What's in