Cuyahoga Community College invites you to participate in a powerful learning experience that creates insight into the chronic crisis that consumes so many working poor families. FREE.
The poverty simulation experience is designed to help participants begin to understand what it might be like to live in a typical low-income family trying to survive from month to month. It is a simulation, not a game. The object is to sensitize participants to the realities faced by low-income people.
CAPS exists to:
·Promote Poverty Awareness
During the simulation, role-play a month in poverty and experience low-income families’ lives.
·Increase Understanding
After the simulation, you will unpack your learning and brainstorm community change.
·Inspire Local Change
Together, you can be a voice to end poverty in your family, friends and community.
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION NETWORK COUNCIL MISSION: ideastream Early Childhood Education Network Council provides opportunities for networking, professional development, and thought provoking discussions on early childhood practice, policy, and research to early childhood education professionals in Northeast Ohio.
2019-2020 AREA OF FOCUS
ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) Awareness
Parking passes provided for the Playhouse Square parking garage (1550 Chester Avenue) for those who pre-register, subject to availability.
This session will give a brief introduction and overview of the PAX Good Behavior Game. Attendees will learn how PAX can teach self-regulation, self-management, and self-control in young people. When adults are equipped with the strategies to teach these skills to children in addition to academics, they create a nurturing environment that has dramatic impact on children, schools, and communities.
To register, click here.
Join USDA and FRAC for a webinar on two proposed Child Nutrition rules impacting the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Learn what you need to know about USDA’s proposed:
· Updates to the regulations on meal modifications for disability or non-disability (vegetarian or religious) reasons, including milk substitutions;
· Request for your comments on future regulatory action regarding grain-based desserts in CACFP; and
· Streamlined application process for CACFP institutions in good standing when applying to participate in the Summer Food Service Program
Speakers:
· Andrea Farmer, USDA
· Anne Fiala, USDA
· Geri Henchy, Food Research and Action Center
A certificate of attendance will be issued.
Healthy Habits- ST# 10089410. This session focuses on supporting teachers to build healthy habits in early learning environments. This is Part 1. You must attend all four parts to receive credit.
Part 1 – The importance of providing physical activity opportunities in child care settings will be stressed.
Part 2 – The role of how adults support children in feeding and eating will be discussed. Participants will learn basic nutrition and tips on how to encourage new foods in a healthy manner.
Part 3 – Participants will discuss what constitutes a healthy body weight for children. Ideas for healthy growing will be further explored through discussion of how healthy food can be grown in child care settings.
Part 4 – This last session of the Healthy Habits series focuses on strategies to encourage parent outreach.
Training is free, participants will receive 10 Ohio Approved Step Up hours upon completion of ALL FOUR classes in the session.
Target audience:
- Early Care and Education Providers
- Agencies and Organizations
Registration information:
To register click here.
For more information, contact: Theresa Henderson at 216-201-2001 ext. 1552 or thenderson@ccbh.net