3rd Biennial Nebraska Young Child Institute
3rd Biennial Nebraska Young Child Institute
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It can be confusing seeking services for young children. Learn how to navigate the acronyms in "Overview of CPP, PC… https://t.co/kBeuLSLLBO
The Nebraska Court Improvement Project works with judges and stakeholders to improve outcomes for court involved ch… https://t.co/QZ4vRbCCMC
Dig deep into the nature of bias with "Constructive Ways to Understand and Communicate the Concept of Bias" on day… https://t.co/uykkd5DcOO
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we will notify the participants, exhibitors, and sponsors. A final decision will be made by May 8. Full refunds wi… https://t.co/mBrkBhttcU
At this time, no scheduling changes have been made for the 2020 Nebraska Young Child Institute. We continue to acti… https://t.co/Nq3HDsslsk
The cultural norms and rules of socio-economic class are often hidden or taken for granted. Learn how to bridge the… https://t.co/r0Nyr2A5kw
Giving families affordable access to high-quality care is one way to help pave the way for healthy development. Reg… https://t.co/KJ3S0jtqbU
No Small Matter was the first feature documentary to explore the current state of early childhood education in Amer… https://t.co/XLGE7FioJ7
Learning how to form connections is crucial to healthy social-emotional development in babies. Register for the Neb… https://t.co/xH9cTX9hFI
Navigating conversations with parents and children involved in the child welfare system can be difficult. Learn how… https://t.co/FOdPJh6EvH
Getting babies and toddlers ready for school starts with helping them develop critical social-emotional skills. Reg… https://t.co/tIXfpbQKVr
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Giving families affordable access to high-quality care is one way to help pave the way for healthy development. Mar… https://t.co/j59ciHBxOV
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Tentative 2022 Plenary Speakers:
CONNECT ON THE ISSUES
The Nebraska Young Child Institute (NYCI) brings together a multidisciplinary collaboration of professionals to deeply assess and respond to our communities' most pressing needs. Connect on issues to improve the outcomes of young children and their families.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The NYCI is intended for those wanting to improve the well-being of Nebraska's youngest, such as: judges, county attorneys, caseworkers, parents attorneys, guardians ad litem, CASAs, EDN providers, Head Start personnel, school representatives, early childhood educators, home visitors, medical/health and mental health professionals, service providers, and family members.
WHY ATTEND?
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Expand Your Professional Network
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Learn from Experts in the Field
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Stay Informed about Programs Across Nebraska
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Be Inspired
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Choose from Six Breakout Sessions and Tracks
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Dig Deeper with Intensive Sessions