Oct 23 2020

Amplifying Bright Spots and Effective Practices: Out-of-School Time Stakeholder Convening

Grantmakers for Education

Virtual

October 23, 2020

During this webinar, we uplift the innovative and inspiring ways the out-of-school time sector is stepping into this uncertain moment and providing positive developmental experiences for young people. We premiere a new Bright Spots database organized by the Readiness Projects, and a set of Edutopia videos showcasing practices aligned to the science of learning and development in OST environments.

Moderator: Terri Ferinde, Partner, Collaborative Communications Group

Speakers:
Cindy Johanson, Executive Director, Edutopia
Sheronda Fleming, Ph.D., Director, North Carolina Center for Afterschool Programs
Rebecca Goldberg, Senior Program Officer, Education Program, S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
Kim Keith, Vice President of Youth Development, YMCA of the Triangle, Wake Forest, North Carolina
Alexis Llamas, Associate Program Officer, Education Program, S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
Karen Pittman, Co-Founder, President and CEO, Forum for Youth Investment

 

RESOURCES

Forum for Youth Investment Readiness Projects

 

North Carolina Center for Afterschool Programs

 

Families and Schools Together, Wake County NC https://www.wakeed.org/fast/

Videos: How Learning Happens

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