Raising Wisconsin’s Children Conference
Leah Langby
December 9, 2024
Keeping Up With Kids

Thanks to our friends at UW-Madison Department of Extension for putting together an excellent, free virtual conference–great to share with parents and caregivers, also great for library workers who serve youth and families.  Take a look!

 Raising Wisconsin’s Children Conference January 28th!

 Get ready for an exciting, day-long event designed for everyone who raises and educates Wisconsin’s children—dads, moms, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers. This FREE and VIRTUAL conference provides cutting-edge, science-based ideas from today’s leading experts.

This year, dive into the transformative power of social and emotional skills in children and teens. Topics include:

  •  Early brain and child development
  •  Mindfulness and compassion
  •  Navigating challenging behavior
  •  The transition to kindergarten
  •  Anxiety in children and teens
  •  Raising resilient teenagers

Please share this opportunity and consider taking advantage of it yourself!   Library directors:  This could provide up to 6 contact hours for public library director certification.

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