Date

Mar 04 2025

Time

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Labels

Online

Supporting Newcomer Children and Families in ECE Settings

Supporting Newcomer Children and Families

The main purpose of this professional development workshop is to empower Early Childhood Educators to promote well-being and belonging among newcomer children and families using a trauma-informed and culturally aware approach.

In this workshop, participants get the opportunity to discuss and reflect on the following:

  • The journey: adversity, stress, and trauma
  • The child’s perspective: a new world with new expectations
  • Cultural awareness and navigating cultural misunderstandings
  • Enhancing communication & helping parents to be advocates

Presenter Name: Ana Valle Rivera

Title: Public Speaker, Consultant and the Founder of Early Years Thriving

Bio: Ana is a proud mother of three, a public speaker, a consultant, and the founder of Early Years Thriving. Ana has 17+ years of experience in the childcare field. She has direct experience working with children and families using inclusive and trauma-informed approaches. Ana has 10+ years of experience working in adult education and she currently supports ECE practicum students at the college level. Ana has 8+ years of experience as a workshop facilitator and has facilitated hundreds of professional development workshops for thousands of educators, teachers, and parents. Ana has a Diploma in ECE, a Bachelor’s Degree in Child & Youth Care, and is currently completing a Master’s of Professional Education in ECE.

Date: Tuesday, March 4th
Time: 6:00 – 8:00 PM PST
Location: Online – ZOOM link will be provided one day prior to the event. Please ensure your email is entered correctly.

Professional Development Certificate for 2 hrs will be provided.

Limited spots available! Register today to secure your place.

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