19th Annual Families and Fathers National 2018 Conference
February 19-23, 2018,
Los Angeles Sheraton Gateway LAX Hotel
6101 West Century Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90045
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Healthy Families & Fathers Summer Training Institute
Fatherhood Practitioner Certificate Training - Wednesday, August 10th
Fathers & Families Coalition of America is proud to share the efforts that Sesame Street is engaged for educators and providers supporting children and families with an autistic child
These are FREEwebinars on the Sesame Street andAutism: See Amazing in All Childreninitiative! In the weeksleading up to Autism Awareness Month in April, we encourage you to join oneof these two interactive discussions with thecreators of this project!
Every child in his or her lifetime will meet someone who has autism—and See Amazing in All Children was developed to spread a message of respect, empathy, and kindness to all children, and to remind us all that everyone has unique qualities and talents that make the world an interesting place.
Sesame Street and Autism: Webinar for Providers
Date: Wednesday, 3/16/2016
Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Eastern)
Registration and Audience Link: https://goto.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1090931
In this interactive discussion, you’ll learn more from the creators of this project about the variety of free resources that were developed, and ways these materials can be integrated into providers’ work with families and children. Whether you serve individuals who are directly or indirectly touched by autism, we know you will find something amazing to take away from this presentation.
Sesame Street and Autism: Webinar for Educators
DATE: Wednesday, 3/23/2016
TIME: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Eastern)
Registration and Audience Link: https://goto.webcasts.com/starthere.jsp?ei=1091022
Fathers & Families Coalition of America is committed as one of our priorities to address the elimination of poverty in America and globally. We facilitated a release of two 2015 winter briefs on the Elimination of Poverty. In 2016, we will go to Jamaica to support the overwhelming homes in poverty. Throughout the United States, the growing cascade of the disproportionality of poverty rates has continued. During our National Families & Fathers 17th Annual Conference, February 18, 2016 Fathers & Families Coalition of America brought international experts to address Building Healthy Families and Communities.
We are honored to share the following speakers for you to listen and take a ways from Dr. Maria Cancian, Deputy Assistant Secretary, Policy Administration for Children and Families Washington, DC; Ms. Vicki Turetsky, Commissioner for the U.S. Office of Child Support Washington, DC;. Dr. Ronald B. Mincy, Maurice V. Russell Professor of Social Policy and Social Work Practice Columbia University, New York City, NY and Ms. Joyce A. Thomas, Regional Administrator, Administration for Children and Families, Region II New York City, NY
Fathers & Families Coalition of America is committed to the elimination of poverty world-wide. We share a fantastic new partnership led by The Urban Instite to make a difference in the lives of all Americans, not just those in poverty
A partnership made up of a group of 24 leading experts, advocates and academics from across the country. Harvard Professor David Ellwood, former Dean of the Kennedy School of Government and noted poverty expert, is Chair. Over the next two years, these remarkable minds will work to determine what it would take to increase dramatically upward mobility for those in poverty. They will situate the challenge in the broader global economy and US context; they will explore structural barriers to opportunity. And they will uncover the country’s most successful programs; collaborate with outside innovative organizations to test promising new models; and identify new approaches.