You are invited to join us for the upcoming webinar, ‘The Impact of Immigration Threat on Educators’ Work and Well-Being in Schools: Insights from Educators’. TODAY at 7 p.m. EST, our esteemed panel will share learnings and research derived from educators during the first Trump administration:
- Understanding the ways restrictive immigration policy changes can affect educators’ work and well-being.
- Knowledge about the school-based supports that are especially important for educators in a charged immigration climate.
- Information about recent changes to immigration law and policy under the current Trump administration and how these changes may be impacting students and educators.
- How existing student data privacy law under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects all students, including students from immigrant and mixed status families.
- Examples of thinking and relational strategies to support community mental health during times of uncertainty.
Webinar Details
Today, Tuesday, April 1, 7pm EST
Register here. Once your registration is approved, you will receive an email from Zoom with the log-in link by COB.
To ensure the safety of all panelists and participants, strict security measures will be in place during the webinar. Access will be granted only to registered participants, and we will verify attendees using the registration list.
Please ensure your Zoom name matches the one you used when registering. Feel free to share this invitation with others who may benefit but remind them that they must be registered to attend. Please do not forward your Zoom link or share on any social media platforms.
Legal Disclaimer
The information provided in this presentation is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.
Please but do not forward your Zoom link or share on any social media platforms.
This session, hosted by the Foundation for Child Development, will provide valuable insights into how immigration threats impact young students and their families as well as their educators. There will be an opportunity for questions. This webinar is for educators, school administrators, mental health professionals, and researchers.
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