From Awareness to Advocacy: How Do I Show Up As An Agent of Change?
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Youth Autonomy, Empathy and Ageism
JEDI Training SeriesIn this interactive session, participants will be invited to reflect on their own experiences and to interrogate the ageist assumptions that underpin our interactions with youth. We will seek to […]
FreeLatinx and Complex: Supporting Latinx Families
JEDI Training SeriesThe Latinx umbrella encompasses many different nations, cultures, and racial identities. Learning the about some of the fundamental differences within the Latinx community is important to building trust with Latinx […]
FreeNew Laws and New Talent: Attracting & Retaining LGBTQIA Employees
JEDI Training SeriesFreeYouth and The Right to Privacy
JEDI Training SeriesIn this session, we will explore the tricky balance between young people’s inherent right to privacy and our responsibility as caregivers to keep them safe. How can we protect young […]
FreeNew Laws and New Talent: Attracting & Retaining LGBTQIA Employees
JEDI Training SeriesFreeGetting Gender Right: Role Modeling Support of Gender Diversity & Individuality
JEDI Training SeriesMany childcare workers want children to grow in environments free from gender stereotypes and restrictions, yet often end up subconsciously reinforcing society’s messaging. From a young age, we have an […]
FreeYouth and The Right to Privacy
JEDI Training SeriesIn this session, we will explore the tricky balance between young people’s inherent right to privacy and our responsibility as caregivers to keep them safe. How can we protect young […]
FreeGetting Gender Right: Role Modeling Support of Gender Diversity & Individuality
JEDI Training SeriesMany childcare workers want children to grow in environments free from gender stereotypes and restrictions, yet often end up subconsciously reinforcing society’s messaging. From a young age, we have an […]
FreeCultural Humility & Serving Diverse Communities – An Indigenous Perspective
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Registration is now open for NYS SAC Credential Prep Course Fall Part 2 Thursday sessions. Learn more and register here: networkforyouthsuccess.org/learn-grow/credential/virtualcredential/
Thank you to our Sapphire sponsor Cabrini Health Foundation The Mother Cabrini Health Foundation is a private, nonprofit organization established in 2019 to improve the health and wellbeing of New Yorkers, bolster the health outcomes of vulnerable communities, eliminate barriers to care, and bridge gaps in health services. Named after a tireless advocate for immigrants, children, and the poor, the Foundation funds programs and initiatives across New York State that provide direct health care services and address social determinants of health under five program areas: Access to Care, Basic Needs, Healthcare Workforce, Mental & Behavioral Health, and the General Fund. The Foundation has invested a total of $1.2+ billion to support communities across New York State.Learn more about becoming a Network sponsor networkforyouthsuccess.org/about/sponsors/
Site Leader Institute Fall 2026 Registration Closing SoonSign up at: networkforyouthsuccess.org/site-leader-institute/All training events will be led by NYSNYS’ Timothy Fowler. Here's what past Site Leader Institute participants had to say:
Stay up-to-date on the Division of Child Care Services with letters to providers. The most recent letter was released August 19th with an update to New York State Social Services Law.Read more here:
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@mizzeneducation and PLUS ME Project are collaborating to offer a new Story Spark Series. They are also giving three out-of-school time programs the opportunity to participate in an exclusive virtual Story Spark Experience.Programs will receive:🌟A live virtual storytelling session led by a PLUS ME storyteller, featuring interactive activities inspired by the Story Spark Series on Mizzen.🌟A PLUS ME Journal for every participating youth, mailed to your program before the event.How to EnterTo be eligible to win, all you need to do is be logged into your Mizzen account, interact with the series, and serve 6th-12th grade students in your program. Story Spark Series:
mizzen.org
The New York State Network for Youth Success applauds Attorney General Letitia James for securing this historic settlement and for creating an important opportunity to invest significant resources in the well-being of New York’s young people.We are especially excited to see afterschool and summer programs explicitly recognized as an important potential use of these funds, alongside the broader range of programs and services that support young people’s mental health, safety, and well-being. Protecting young people from the harms of unhealthy social media use requires more than limiting time online. We must also invest in the places and opportunities that help young people build healthy connections in the real world.High-quality afterschool and summer programs give young people opportunities to play, explore their interests, connect with peers, develop meaningful relationships with trusted adults, and feel a sense of belonging in their communities. These experiences are an important part of supporting youth mental health and well-being and helping young people develop healthy relationships with technology.This approach reflects the goals of Fund IRL (fundirl.org/), a national coalition working to ensure that resources from social media lawsuits are invested in programs and services that support young people’s mental health, well-being, and positive development.As New York determines how these resources will be invested, we look forward to continuing to work with the Attorney General’s Office, young people and families, and partners across the state to ensure any resulting funds are invested equitably, transparently, and effectively to create lasting opportunities for young people to connect, belong, and thrive.See the Attorney General's statement here: ag.ny.gov/press-release/2026/attorney-general-james-secures-171-billion-and-groundbreaking-reform...