COMING UP
join us for
a Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Hadiyah Miller
And a Gathering of People in Early Childhood Education who are invested in Justice and Inclusion
December 3rd, 2022
MHCC Vista Dining Room
Anytime from 11am - 3pm
Information, activities, open mic for stories and memories of Hadiyah, book readings, snacks, and more!
"Justice and Inclusion Toolkits" Workshop
We are developing a series of workshops to embellish and understand the activities and resources provided in our new resource the "Justice and Inclusion Toolkits: for young children and their adults"
"Foundations of Anti-Bias Education" Level One Certificate - 14 training hours
Seven two-hour online workshops include:
1.) Introduction to Anti-Bias Education
2.) Talking with Children about Skin Color and Race
3.) Inclusion and Disabilities Justice
4.) Gender Identity
5.) Culture and Language
6.) Family Structure
7.) Economic Class
These workshops will be affordable and easily accessed and will include our Justice and Inclusion Toolkit for no additional fee. Workshops will begin to roll out on our website by Summer and Fall of 2022.
Due to the pandemic, we have not been able to offer our popular Anti-Bias Leadership Seminar for two years. We hope to offer it again in the future and if you are interested please let us know.
Anti-Bias Leadership Seminar
Saturday, August 25 from 12pm-8 pm & Sunday, August 26th from 10 am-6:30 pm (applicants must attend both days)
At Augustana Lutheran Church, 2710 NE 14th Ave, Portland, OR 97212
This comprehensive seminar will provide participants with an in-depth foundation for anti-bias/anti-oppression work in an early childhood context. We will first look at ourselves & then move to strategies for implementation in our work with students, staff & families. Early childhood
educators & administrators are invited to attend. The seminar content includes:
• In-depth examination of core social identity areas & how each of us is impacted by our position of privilege or target.
• Experimentation with a variety of cultural expressions (visual arts, theatre, slam poetry, song, and dance) & how to integrate these into our teaching practice.
• Exploration of leadership models & practices that challenge white supremacy.
Registration includes 2 textbooks, facilitation, meals
