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SUMMARY:The Power of Pretend Play in Preschool Classrooms
DESCRIPTION:*Public In-Person Training*\nAll childcare providers welcome.\nPretend play is an important part of a preschool classroom. Come learn how pretend play supports children’s learning and development and discover strategies for encouraging pretend play in the classroom.\nDescription\n\n\nPresented By: Adrienne Humphries \nObjectives: \nDefine features of pretend play \nLearn how pretend play changes across development\nDiscuss how pretend play supports children’s learning and\ndevelopment\nShare strategies and ideas for supporting children’s pretend play in\nyour program \n\nCore Competencies: \n\n4c: Use a broad repertoire of developmentally appropriate\, culturally and linguistically relevant\, anti-bias\, evidence-based teaching skills and strategies that reflect the principles of universal design for learning. (1 Hour)\n\nCDAs: \n\nPhysical and Intellectual Competence(1.00 hr)
URL:https://stlci.net/event/the-power-of-pretend-play-in-preschool-classrooms/
LOCATION:St. Louis Public Library Natural Bridge Branch\, 7606 Natural Bridge Rd\, St. Louis\, MO\, 63121
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SUMMARY:The Importance of Blocks(CD)
DESCRIPTION:*In-person\, Public Training*\nA block area in my classroom? Oh No! Oh Yes! This session will cover the why\, what\, and how of including a block area in all classrooms.\nDescription\n\n\nPresented By: Christina Davis  \n*IN-PERSON PUBLIC TRAINING* \nObjectives:  \nDescription: \nA block area in my classroom? Oh No! Oh Yes! This session will cover the why\, what\, and how of including a block area in all classrooms. What does the research tell us? Why do we want blocks? How do we keep our children safe with unit blocks? Come explore all this and more – all about blocks! \n\nCore Competencies:  \nCore Competencies: 5b: \nCDAs: CDA Standard: 2
URL:https://stlci.net/event/the-importance-of-blockscd/
LOCATION:Meramec Valley Public Library\, 1501 San Simeon Way\, Fenton\, MO\, 63123
CATEGORIES:Outside Training
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SUMMARY:Executive Function in Preschool Classrooms
DESCRIPTION:*Public In-Person Training*\nThis training will explore executive function in preschoolers. Come learn what it is and how teachers can best support the development of executive function skills in the preschool classroom.\nDescription\n\n\nPresented By: Adrienne Humphries \nObjectives: \n• What is executive function?\n• 3 components of executive function\n• What skills are executive function responsible for?\n• Metaphors for better understanding executive function\n• What executive function is not\n• The connection to self-regulation\n• How can you support the development of executive function skills\nin your preschool classroom \nCore Competencies:  \n4b: Understand and use teaching skills that are responsive to the learning trajectories of young children and to the needs of each child\, recognizing that differentiating instruction\, incorporating play as a core teaching practice\, and supporting the development of executive function skills are critical for young children. (1 Hour) \n\nCDA Content Areas\nPhysical and Intellectual Competence (1 Hour)
URL:https://stlci.net/event/executive-function-in-preschool-classrooms/
LOCATION:St. Louis Public Library Natural Bridge Branch\, 7606 Natural Bridge Rd\, St. Louis\, MO\, 63121
CATEGORIES:Outside Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240720T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240720T133000
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SUMMARY:I Can Do It! Supporting Independence in Home Based Programs
DESCRIPTION:*PUBLIC IN-PERSON TRAINING* at Urban Sprouts Child Development Center\nin University City** for all child care providers.\nFostering independence in young children builds self-esteem and self-confidence. This training will focus on developmentally appropriate practice to help young children develop independence in various areas including mealtime\, hygiene\, dressing independently\, and assisting with daily tasks.\nDescription\n\n\nPresented By: Angela Clarks \nObjectives:  \n•The importance to foster independence and self-help skills with children. \n•Different types of self-help skills. \n•Developmentally appropriate practices to help children develop independence and self-help skills. \n•Strategies to encourage self-directed learning. \nCore Competencies: 4a: Understand and demonstrate positive\, caring\, supportive relationships and interactions.\nCDAs: Social and Emotional Development
URL:https://stlci.net/event/i-can-do-it/
LOCATION:Urban Sprouts Child Development Center\, 6757 Olive Boulevard\, St. Louis\, MO\, 63130
CATEGORIES:Outside Training
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240713T113000
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SUMMARY:Riverview Illegal Dumping & Litter Clean Up
DESCRIPTION:What to wear: close-toed shoes\, bring a water bottle\, and wear clothes that you are not afraid to get dirty. \nProvided: Reusable gloves\, trash bags\, vests\, hand picker tools\, dumpster\, port-a potty\, and brush removal \nAgenda for event: \n\nVolunteers are greeted\, provided with equipment\, introduced to the neighborhood and important history and context offered by local nonprofit and community partners.\nEarth 365 provides safety training and education on what is recyclable and compostable.\nThe volunteers are then divided into groups of up to 8 people led by zone captains to tackle identified problem areas or littered routes.\nEveryone returns after 3 hours to celebrate together with tasty treats by local chefs.\nThere will be a circle talk to discuss illegal dumping after the clean-up. Topics will include ending illegal dumping\, transforming trash to art\, and next action steps.\nWe will be promoting free dumpster access to area residents to clear out any large items that may otherwise end up illegally dumped.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/riverview-illegal-dumping-litter-clean-up/
LOCATION:A Red Circle\, 9312 Lewis and Clark Boulevard\, St. Louis\, 63136\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteering
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SUMMARY:North County Agriculture Education Center Illegal Dumping & Litter Clean Up
DESCRIPTION:What to wear: close-toed shoes\, bring a water bottle\, and wear clothes that you are not afraid to get dirty. \nProvided: Reusable gloves\, trash bags\, vests\, hand picker tools\, dumpster\, port-a potty\, and brush removal \nAgenda for event: \n\nVolunteers are greeted\, provided with equipment\, introduced to the neighborhood and important history and context offered by local nonprofit and community partners.\nEarth 365 provides safety training and education on what is recyclable and compostable.\nThe volunteers are then divided into groups of up to 8 people led by zone captains to tackle identified problem areas or littered routes.\nEveryone returns after 3 hours to celebrate together with tasty treats by local chefs.\nThere will be a circle talk to discuss illegal dumping after the clean-up. Topics will include ending illegal dumping\, transforming trash to art\, and next action steps.\nWe will be promoting free dumpster access to area residents to clear out any large items that may otherwise end up illegally dumped.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/north-county-agriculture-education-center-illegal-dumping-litter-clean-up/
LOCATION:A Red Circle\, 9312 Lewis and Clark Boulevard\, St. Louis\, 63136\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteering
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SUMMARY:Black Wall Street Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Black Wall Street festival celebrates and empowers St. Louis’s vibrant African American community by: \n\nHonoring the legacy: We pay tribute to the historical significance and power of Black Wall Street and the work of our ancestors that contributed to its success.\nChampioning cultural heritage: We showcase the richness of African and African American traditions through art\, performances\, and storytelling.\nUniting our diverse community: We foster inclusivity and understanding through shared experiences and connections.\nEmpowering residents: We connect attendees with vital resources and services to support their well-being and success.\nGenerational wealth building: We provide community development support through homeownership\, business development\, estate planning and asset management.\n\nLearn more about the festival and how to get involved here.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/black-wall-street-festival/
LOCATION:Historic Wellston Loop\, 5955 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive\, St. Louis\, Missouri\, 63112
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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SUMMARY:Trauma-Informed Systems of Care Training - Part II
DESCRIPTION:In March\, the Network hosted a Trauma-Informed Systems of Care training\, conducted by Goal-Driven Counseling. After tremendous feedback for that training\, the Network is hosting Part II on June 28. \nPart II focuses on converting what was learned in Part I into actionable items. \nIn Part I\, attendees explored and examined the importance of culturally aware approaches to trauma\, self-care and burnout prevention. Part II will dive further into the implementation of sustainable trauma-informed strategies and learn clinical strategies to support best practices in service delivery. \nIf you missed the March training\, you are still welcome at the June training. \nPlease RSVP here\, as space will be limited.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/trauma-informed-systems-of-care-training-part-ii/
LOCATION:Community Impact Network\, 1623 Kienlen Ave.\, St. Louis\, 63133\, United States
CATEGORIES:Network Meeting/Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240615T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240615T113000
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SUMMARY:Glasgow Village Illegal Dumping & Litter Clean Up
DESCRIPTION:What to wear: close-toed shoes\, bring a water bottle\, and wear clothes that you are not afraid to get dirty. \nProvided: Reusable gloves\, trash bags\, vests\, hand picker tools\, dumpster\, port-a potty\, and brush removal \nAgenda for event: \n\nVolunteers are greeted\, provided with equipment\, introduced to the neighborhood and important history and context offered by local nonprofit and community partners.\nEarth 365 provides safety training and education on what is recyclable and compostable.\nThe volunteers are then divided into groups of up to 8 people led by zone captains to tackle identified problem areas or littered routes.\nEveryone returns after 3 hours to celebrate together with tasty treats by local chefs.\nThere will be a circle talk to discuss illegal dumping after the clean-up. Topics will include ending illegal dumping\, transforming trash to art\, and next action steps.\nWe will be promoting free dumpster access to area residents to clear out any large items that may otherwise end up illegally dumped.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/glasgow-village-illegal-dumping-litter-clean-up/
LOCATION:A Red Circle\, 9312 Lewis and Clark Boulevard\, St. Louis\, 63136\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteering
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240613T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240613T193000
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SUMMARY:Young Friends Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:Are you in your 20s or 30s and looking to make a difference in the St. Louis community? \nJoin Little Bit and our Young Professionals Board for a casual get-together to learn about our Young Friends group. Enjoy drinks and apps\, all the fun of the Work and Leisure space\, and hear about the latest updates from The Little Bit Foundation and how you can get involved. Please feel free to invite a colleague or two (and make sure they RSVP). \n\nPlease reach out to Katie Altenbernd at katie.altenbernd@thelittlebitfoundation.org with any questions.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/young-friends-happy-hour/
LOCATION:Work and Leisure\, 3015 Locust Street\, St. Louis\, 63103
CATEGORIES:Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240606T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240606T150000
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SUMMARY:Maternal Wellness Series - Growing Your Family Your Way
DESCRIPTION:Barnes-Jewish Hospital Women & Infants and Raising St. Louis have partnered to offer a four-part series focused on key wellness topics for moms\, who often set the tone for the health of their families and communities. Part 2 of this series\, “Growing Your Family Your Way\,” will focus on health promotion before\, during\, and after pregnancy. \nThis event will provide an overview of the following topics: \n\nPreparing for a healthy pregnancy\nHealth and wellness during pregnancy\nPostpartum Self care\nPregnancy spacing and ongoing support\n\nThis event will be led by a highly experienced Barnes-Jewish Hospital Women’s Health nurse and expert staff from Washington University School of Medicine’s Contraceptive Choice Center. Snacks and drinks will be available\, as well as a very special gift from our family to yours. Please register to reserve your spot today! \nRegistration for this event is for 1 person only. All attendees must be registered individually. \nEvent sponsored by Barnes-Jewish Hospital Women & Infants. \nBy sharing your email address upon registration\, you consent to receiving email notifications about this in-person session. BJC and its affiliated healthcare providers take the protection of your privacy seriously. A copy of our NPP can be found here. \n\nCost: FREE\nSpace is limited. RSVP here.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/maternal-wellness-series-growing-your-family-your-way/
LOCATION:Delmar DivINe\, 5501 Delmar Blvd\, St. Louis\, Missouri\, 63112
CATEGORIES:Network Member Event
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240531T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240531T113000
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SUMMARY:Nexus Illegal Dumping & Litter Clean Up
DESCRIPTION:What to wear: close-toed shoes\, bring a water bottle\, and wear clothes that you are not afraid to get dirty. \nProvided: Reusable gloves\, trash bags\, vests\, hand picker tools\, dumpster\, port-a potty\, and brush removal \nAgenda for event: \n\nVolunteers are greeted\, provided with equipment\, introduced to the neighborhood and important history and context offered by local nonprofit and community partners.\nEarth 365 provides safety training and education on what is recyclable and compostable.\nThe volunteers are then divided into groups of up to 8 people led by zone captains to tackle identified problem areas or littered routes.\nEveryone returns after 3 hours to celebrate together with tasty treats by local chefs.\nThere will be a circle talk to discuss illegal dumping after the clean-up. Topics will include ending illegal dumping\, transforming trash to art\, and next action steps.\nWe will be promoting free dumpster access to area residents to clear out any large items that may otherwise end up illegally dumped.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/nexus-illegal-dumping-litter-clean-up/
LOCATION:A Red Circle\, 9312 Lewis and Clark Boulevard\, St. Louis\, 63136\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240523T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240523T180000
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SUMMARY:Youth Voices: A Panel on Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Join The Legacy Center on May 23 for a special Mental Health Awareness Month event! “Youth Voices: A Panel on Mental Health” will bring three St. Louis-area teens and one adult mental health professional together to share their needs\, perspectives\, and experiences around mental health. This panel will give children’s mental health providers and funders an opportunity to hear directly from youth about what matters most when it comes to their mental health. \nThe panelists include William Schreiber\, a Kirkwood High School senior and member of Work2BeWell’s National Student Advisory Council; Legacy Jackson\, a freshman at Cardinal Ritter College Prep and founder of Little Legacies nonprofit; Alex Zhang\, a junior at Francis Howell High School and member of Asian American Civic Scholars; and Ebony Hutchinson\, Executive Director of The Community Reach. The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Terry Harris\, co-founder of The Collective STL and executive director of The Legacy Center.
URL:https://stlci.net/event/youth-voices-a-panel-on-mental-health/
LOCATION:Beyond Housing\, 6506 Wright Way\, St. Louis\, 63121\, United States
CATEGORIES:Network Member Event
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