In the second of a three-part series with digiLearn, attendees will hear from a group of states that are leading the way on establishing policies, practices, and barriers related to micro-credentials.

 

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As higher education institutions return to campus, education leaders are grappling with the various implications of COVID-19 vaccine mandates and the numerous state laws that govern those requirements. The constantly shifting environment of the pandemic, coupled with changing FDA approvals for vaccines, have made this a conversation of importance for education leaders. Panelists will discuss current best practices in vaccination requirements, its implications on equity and access, and how this changes the future of postsecondary education.

 

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Libraries and the resources they offer can reinforce the power of diversity, shift mindsets, and ultimately create confidence for children and adults of color. Join us for this conversation around the power of libraries and how they can and have served as a force for racial equity in schools and communities.

 

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The COVID-19 pandemic turned a looming teacher shortage into one that is both immediate and severe. As we look forward, we must not only consider ways to fill labor gaps, but to build a stronger and more diverse educator pipeline. A growing body of evidence points to teacher residencies as an effective preparation model, allowing individuals to spend a school year learning in an expert mentor teacher’s classroom while simultaneously completing community-based, clinically-aligned coursework. Join us as we partner with the National Center for Teacher Residencies for a conversation around how teacher residency programs prepare and retain effective and diverse teachers.

 

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New Mexico has recently used a cutting edge cost modeling technique to estimate the true costs of child care quality - and is aligning its state subsidy payment structure accordingly. Join a panel of NM and national experts to learn more about how one state is realigning its systems to ensure high quality care.
 
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This third and final webinar in the series will discuss the policies and practices that will support micro-credentials in gaining traction.
 
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Largely spurred by the 1983 publication of A Nation at Risk, the standards-based reform movement created changes across the education system to align with the idea that student learning should be measured against an objective benchmark for performance. This new approach impacted all aspects of education, including teacher preparation, curriculum and assessment, and accountability measures for educators, schools, and districts. Join us for this conversation with EduDream exploring how the movement addressed structural inequities, along with its unintended consequences for students of color and what equitable approaches may be taken to address those consequences.
 
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Could robust systems of support for parents during the most critical years of early development be the key to a more prosperous and equitable future for America’s young children? Pediatric surgeon, social scientist and best-selling author Dr. Dana Suskind makes the case for this premise in Parent Nation, her newest book. Dr. Suskind and Yolie Flores, Director of Parent Nation at the TMW Center will join us in March for an important conversation around the needs of parents and families.
 
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Early Application deadline this month! Applications are due January 28 for the 2022-2023 cohort of John M. Belk Impact Fellows. Applications received after this date will be considered on a rolling basis. Please share with students currently enrolled in community college, undergraduate programs, and graduate programs in North Carolina to apply for this 10-month, hands-on learning experience. Learn what current Fellows are up to at their nonprofit placements in our new video.

You can find the application here
For the sake of the economy, child care must be built back better
Our President & CEO Javaid Siddiqi's latest op-ed in The Hill looks at the Build Back Better Act as a way to repair the broken child care system in the United States.
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