SEL4CA and Partner Events
For us to create healthy relationships, we need to understand our hidden biases so that we might reduce and manage them.
Research has revealed that many Americans show a positive implicit bias toward White Americans vs. African Americans, young vs. old and fit vs. obese. It is possible, however, to implement practices or policies that reduce the likelihood that hidden biases will lead to biased behaviors.
Presenter: Rev. Dr. Bryant T. Marks, Sr., Professor, Morehouse College
Cost is $45.
You may purchase multiple seats for your team at one time. Please register each attendee because we will be sending out a pre-work assignment several days in advance. Pre-work assignments and an attendance link will be emailed to each registrant two weeks prior to the event. There will be no recording of the event, so please plan to attend at the specified time. Attendees will receive a complimentary PDF slide deck of the presentation. These tickets are non-refundable.
Join us in the heart of Southern California to learn the latest trends, policies, data and interventions impacting School Climate. This three day conference will engage participants in a professional development opportunity to gain critical insight to improve school climate for all students, staff and parents. Click “Learn More” to register now!
Join the largest, most recognized, and comprehensive global convening for after school, expanded learning, and in and out-of-school time professionals. Set in a retreat-like atmosphere, this annual, extraordinary event will rejuvenate your passion, boost your direction for quality programming and provide tools and resources that will inspire you to create change.
In this free online event, learn dozens of strategies for weaving welcoming inclusion, engagement, and optimistic closing into your classroom practices.
This session is led by 2024 California Teacher of the Year and National University Star Adjunct, Mr. Casey Cuny.
Tammy Larrick, SCOE MA SEL Scholar, will share her experiences incorporating these practices in a CASEL school in North Carolina.
Each year, the Annual Conference on Advancing School Mental Health brings together leaders, practitioners, researchers, family members, advocates, and other partners in the school mental health field to share the latest research and best practices. The conference emphasizes a shared school-family-community agenda to bring mental health promotion, prevention, and intervention to students and families as part of a multi-tiered system of supports. This conference is hosted by the National Center for School Mental Health (NCSMH).