THANK YOU FOR MAKING THE EVENT A SUCCESS!
As we reflect on the success of the "It Takes All of Us: Expanded Learning Workforce Summit," we extend our heartfelt gratitude for your valuable participation. The summit brought together 200+ leaders, stakeholders, and funders for an engaging event, featuring enriching panels, workshops, and vital discussions that offered fresh insights into a thriving expanded learning workforce.
For additional learning resources, visit the conference website.
Check out the photos from the event:
Afterschool and Summer Workforce Solutions Database
A NEW database in partnership with Grantmakers For Education, The California School-Age Consortium, Every Hour Counts, National Afterschool Association, National Summer Learning Association, National Urban League and Partnership For Children & Youth, highlights solutions to combat workforce challenges facing afterschool and summer programs, from recruiting and retaining high-quality staff to building career pathways and supporting BIPOC leadership!
Expand your program’s impact and best support the needs of your community with trusted practices submitted by leaders in the OST and early childhood education field.
Use this searchable database to learn about local, state, and national practices that are contributing to a thriving workforce. Strategies address issues such as recruitment, retention, compensation, career pathways, staff wellbeing, BIPOC leadership, and more. Together we can support a thriving OST workforce!
It Takes All of Us: Expanded Learning Workforce Summit
New investments make expanded learning possible for children and families at scale, but one clear barrier to fulfilling that promise is recruiting, supporting, and ensuring quality jobs for an enormous new expanded learning workforce. Together, we must build and uplift innovative strategies that promote livable wages, benefits, full-time positions, and pathways into family-sustaining careers for the expanded learning workforce.
It takes all of us!
Who Should Attend:
Leaders across California who are:
District and community-based organization leaders (including HR staff, managers, supervisors, and partnership/community engagement staff)
Institutions of higher education
Workforce development practitioners
Union leaders
Funders
Schedule:
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5:30-7:30pm | Networking Reception at Homebound Brew Haus (800 N Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90012)
Build community at an evening networking reception at Homebound Brew Haus. Be one of the first 60 registrants to arrive and receive a free copy of Reclaiming Community: Race and the Uncertain Future of Youth Work by Bianca Baldridge.
Location: Homebound Brew Haus
Located inside Union Station, Homebound Brew Haus offers a relaxed atmosphere to build community and is easily accessible via public transportation. -
8:00-9:00am | Registration, Networking (light breakfast available)
9:00-11:45am | Opening Session
11:45am-12:30pm | Lunch (lunch provided)
12:40-2:10pm | Breakout Sessions: Bright Spots
2:20-3:05pm | Breakout Sessions: Regional Action Planning
3:15-3:30pm | Closing Session
Thank you to our Partners & Sponsors!
Out-of-School Time Impact Group
Contact Us!
Questions? Requests? Ideas? Contact Us!
Jamie Peacock, Community Engagement Coordinator
jpeacock@calsac.org | 510-444-4622 x113
