Mar 15 2024
2024 Policy Outlook for the OST Field: Out-of-School Time Monthly Field Convening
March 15, 2024, 12:00 pm ET
Resources:
Afterschool Alliance, with Erik Peterson, Senior Vice President, Policy
Children’s Funding Project, with Elizabeth Gaines, Founder & CEO
National Urban League, with Horatio Blackman, Vice President, Education Policy, Advocacy, & Engagement
UnidosUS, with Brian Ortega, K-12 Senior Policy Analyst
Join us on Friday March 15th from 12:00-1:00 pm ET to discuss policy opportunities and challenges ahead for the field in 2024. We’ll hear from several field leaders about their policy priorities, what they’re watching out for, and strategies for how the field can contribute and engage in key policy goals.
REGISTER FOR EVENT ❯About the Series
Join the EdFunders Out-of-School Time Impact Group for an ongoing conversation with funders, practitioners and other field leaders centered on learning about and with the out-of-school time sector, focusing on essential issues in OST now and in the future. Each video call will dive into a specific content area, challenge, and/or opportunity for the field and feature experts in the sector and philanthropy.
Register once for the ongoing series and join as your schedule allows. Already registered? We’ll send you a reminder of your meeting access beforehand.
Calls are scheduled from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. ET on the third Friday of each month.
See video and resources from past calls in the event archive.
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