Hosted by the Social-Emotional Learning Alliance for Texas (SEL4TX), this virtual event provides a full day of high quality sessions presented by SEL thought leaders from around the nation and across the state. With growing challenges in education, widening gaps in student learning, and educator burnout at an all-time high, the need for SEL in schools has never been greater.
Due to generous support received, you can register for this event at no charge.
Discover new approaches to strengthen and enhance social and emotional learning in your community
Whether you have a strong SEL approach that you are seeking to enhance or you are looking to head in a new direction, this event will provide you with valuable options and strategies. Learn from national experts and exchange tips with other local SEL champions in this dynamic professional development event.
Through the virtual conference platform, experience interactive plenary presentations, select a choice of live breakout sessions, explore exhibit booths, and network with other participants.
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Join other Arizona social and emotional learning champions to share and explore:
Interested but can’t make it to this meeting? Contact us at info@sel4us.org for more information.
Join us for a conversation about culturally responsive social and emotional learning (SEL) that will lift up voices from Asian American & Pacific Islander and Latinx communities in the Greater Boston area. This webinar builds on the webinar in February that focused on SEL and Black and Native Indigenous communities in our region.
Dr. Karen Craddock, SEL4MA Board Member and principal lead of this project, which is funded by the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, will facilitate a conversation with participant-leaders sharing their reflections and insight about the project and emerging findings. Dr. Craddock will be joined by Catherine Wong, Director and Founder, Catherine Wong Consults; Education, Training and Research, and Eleonora Villegas-Reimers, Clinical Professor of Education and Chair of the Teaching and Learning Department at Boston University Wheelock College of Education and Human Development, who facilitated the recent listening sessions.
Join with other North Carolina social and emotional learning champions to share and explore:
Convened by Megan Lyons, Ed.D., Assistant Professor, H.M Michaux School of Education, North Carolina Central University, and Kristen Hopkins, CEO/Founder, Dangers of the Mind, LLC., with special guest Jim Vetter, Leadership Team, Social Emotional Learning Alliance for the United States (SEL4US).
Interested but can’t make it to this meeting? Contact us at info@sel4us.org for more information.
This timely conference on 09/20 and 09/21 will focus on providing in-depth information and practical policies and strategies for schools and districts addressing the areas of trauma-sensitive classrooms, suicide prevention, social-emotional learning, mental wellness for staff and students, and more.
The Urban Assembly and NYC Outward Bound Schools present a panel of experts to provide concrete ways to support the social-emotional needs of students as NYC schools reopen this fall.
12th annual conference to learn about innovative K-12 practices to integrate SEL principles into the school community through wellness, learning and whole child approaches.
SEL at the Nexus of Theory, Research & Practice
SEL4IL is bringing together over 12 leaders in SEL education for the first time to offer workshops on building an SEL Culture in Illinois Schools.Learn about innovative K-12 practices to integrate SEL principles into the school community thru wellness, learning and whole child approaches.
Join us for a full day of exploring strategies for building an SEL culture! Co-sponsored with School Climate Consulting Services, the full day of professional development is led by SEL Coordinator, Molly Gosline from Adlai E. Stevenson High School.
Join social-emotional learning proponents from across your region and discover approaches for developing an effective SEL plan for your school, district or community. Whether your community has been implementing SEL for some time or is just getting started, there are concrete steps that you can take to improve your effectiveness and results.
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