Upcoming Events

This group will focus on building community with other caregivers and centering the experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) caregivers. While this space is open to anyone, the focus will center on uplifting BIPOC voices. We will share our joys and challenges, our strengths and vulnerabilities, and our ancestral hopes and wishes for future generations. We will learn about each other’s rich cultures, family traditions and how our experiences have shaped our identities and impacted the way we support young children. We will deepen our discussions further by sharing how these experiences may be judged by those in society that hold power and privilege. With our collective wisdom, we will share stories of lessons learned.

This group series offers discussions surrounding the connections built between the caregiver, the child, and the family. Providers will take a deep dive in reflection and story sharing on different topics related to the caregiving role and discuss ways to continue to build healthy attachments and enrich relationships and connections with young children and their families. During this series, we will use a reflective approach to dive into how we provide care while exploring topics such as Honoring our Past While Staying in the Present, Brain Development, Developmental Milestones, Everyday Routines, and Caring for Ourselves.

This group series offers discussions surrounding the connections built between the caregiver, the child, and the family. Providers will take a deep dive in reflection and story sharing on different topics related to the caregiving role and discuss ways to continue to build healthy attachments and enrich relationships and connections with young children and their families. During this series, we will use a reflective approach to dive into how we provide care while exploring topics such as Honoring our Past While Staying in the Present, Brain Development, Developmental Milestones, Everyday Routines, and Caring for Ourselves.

This group series will involve conversations and opportunities for story sharing and reflection about participants' daily care and interactions with young children and their families. Caregivers will explore their strengths and stressors, as well as hopes for themselves and the children and families they care for through the lens of supporting caregiver well-being.

This group series will involve conversations and opportunities for story sharing and reflection about participants' daily care and interactions with young children and their families. Caregivers will explore their strengths and stressors, as well as hopes for themselves and the children and families they care for through the lens of supporting caregiver well-being.

This group series will involve conversations and opportunities for story sharing and reflection about participants' daily care and interactions with young children and their families. Caregivers will explore their strengths and stressors, as well as hopes for themselves and the children and families they care for through the lens of supporting caregiver well-being.

This group will focus on building community with other caregivers and centering the experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) caregivers. While this space is open to anyone, the focus will center on uplifting BIPOC voices. We will share our joys and challenges, our strengths and vulnerabilities, and our ancestral hopes and wishes for future generations. We will learn about each other’s rich cultures, family traditions and how our experiences have shaped our identities and impacted the way we support young children. We will deepen our discussions further by sharing how these experiences may be judged by those in society that hold power and privilege. With our collective wisdom, we will share stories of lessons learned.

This group series offers discussions surrounding the connections built between the caregiver, the child, and the family. Providers will take a deep dive in reflection and story sharing on different topics related to the caregiving role and discuss ways to continue to build healthy attachments and enrich relationships and connections with young children and their families. During this series, we will use a reflective approach to dive into how we provide care while exploring topics such as Honoring our Past While Staying in the Present, Brain Development, Developmental Milestones, Everyday Routines, and Caring for Ourselves.

This group will focus on building community with other caregivers and centering the experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) caregivers. While this space is open to anyone, the focus will center on uplifting BIPOC voices. We will share our joys and challenges, our strengths and vulnerabilities, and our ancestral hopes and wishes for future generations. We will learn about each other’s rich cultures, family traditions and how our experiences have shaped our identities and impacted the way we support young children. We will deepen our discussions further by sharing how these experiences may be judged by those in society that hold power and privilege. With our collective wisdom, we will share stories of lessons learned.

This group will engage in conversation and opportunity to reflect about your experiences and valuable connections you made while participating in other Communities of Support groups. During this series we will identify practices that you wish to carry forward into your own communities and will use a reflective approach to dive into your strengths, building confidence, and strong foundations to nurture growth and resilience. We will explore essential leadership skills and qualities you have to create your own peer facilitated community of support within your caregiver network.