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Child care workers deserve wages that allow them to care for their own families, too. At @empirestateccc, fair pay means stability for workers and the families they support every day. Together let’s build a system where everyone can thrive. Their new campaign help include all types of partners in supporting the child care workforce!![]()
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🎥 Watch the video: youtu.be/bm4wipSBCkw ![]()
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✍️ Share the video and sign the petition: empirestatechildcare.org/sign-the-workforce-petition/![]()
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#ChildCareWorkforceThriveNY #ThriveTogether
Meet Spike and his friends as they introduce elementary-aged students to a people with disabilities in all walks of life. The Animated School Series, produced by the @northeast.ada at Cornell University, covers topics such as service animals, different styles of communication, cool technology, sports, adaptive video gaming and more. There is also a short companion curriculum and activity guide to go along with each topic to help guide conversation and reinforce key points around disability and making sure that no one is left out. ![]()
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Check out the curriculum and videos today! northeastada.org/multimedia/kvideos
Have you seen the latest trainings you can sign up for? From Health and Safety to Site Leader Institute, check out our events page to learn more and sign up today! ![]()
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We are excited to share that @mizzeneducation’s new, reimagined platform is now live! Built for, by, and with educators across the country, educators and youth serving champions can explore over 1,800 free, high-quality, K-12 learning resources from Nickelodeon, PBS, Learn Fresh, and more. New tools make it easier than ever to browse, save, schedule, print, and collaborate with your team in real time. Go check out mizzen.org and start exploring! #MizzenEducation #DontBeMizzenOut
Meet one of our newest partners, Youth Power! Youth Power is a youth-led network supported by the NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH). They focus on improving mental health and educational opportunities for youth and young adults aged 12-30 years old across New York State. Their mission is to make sure young people are meaningfully involved in shaping the services they receive. ![]()
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Check out the free workshops they have to offer and visit their website to learn more! www.ftnys.org/youthpower/