To read more about how to submit, please go, Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health, Professional Development Opportunity for Infant/Early Childhood Professionals, Endorsement & Membership Renewal Information, ECMH Endorsement Requirements/Guidelines, Approved Online Training for Endorsement, Getting Started with Reflective Supervision, Best Practice and Consultant Competencies. We recommend several resources for shifting language and thinking to center equity and intersectionality. Through the panelists stories, Barb will help to uncover the wisdom we each have within us, and how by trusting the wisdom, peace and contentment follow. Start Earlys W9, along with a receipt (credit card payment or invoice (POs and checks) to complete payment will be in the confirmation email received at the time of completing registration. In an effort to make recordings more accessible, English and Spanish closed captioning and written transcripts in both English and Spanish are required for all recordings. Affinity groups will be held during scheduled networking times. ***Registration will be limited to home visiting professionals who serve families within the state of Arkansas. This conference will be virtual. Contact us at specialevents@smartstart.org, Share to Facebook|Share to Twitter|Share to LinkedIn, The Conference will be held virtually on Monday January 31st and Tuesday, February 1st, 2022. Please email your inquiries to us at [emailprotected]. Focused on the latest research, innovations and policies, the Summit brought together systems leaders, researchers, practitioners, policy advocates, key partners and decision makers in a collaborative pursuit to advance the home visiting field and systems of care to increase service quality and improve child and family outcomes. Registration will open in the Fall of 2022. Delivery Method: Live There is no charge to attended this training. Workshop speakers are encouraged to provide engagement opportunities during their sessions as well. Receipts: For attendees who pay their registration fee via purchase order or check, a receipt will be emailed to the speaker once reconciled. Language is powerful and when it reflects lived experiences and the humanity and joy of all people language can serve as a conduit for change. Start Early hosted the 2022 Virtual National Home Visiting Summit on March 22-24. Registration will open in the fall of 2022. The Summit is designed forstateand federal systems leaders, researchers, program/practice leaders,policy advocates,home visiting professionalsand parents interestedin informationthat supports their role ascontributors,decision-makersand influencers in the home visiting field. To learn more about the Advocacy and Policy Community and Professional Development Community, visit the community page to learn more about membership and how to join. Yes, the conference planning team will provide information and training sessions for speakers and participants to help you maximize your virtual conference experience. The 2021 National Home Visiting Summit and Communities of Practice were made possible by: Senior Policy Advisor, US Department of Health & Human Services, Executive Director, The Nicholson Foundation, Researcher at Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago, Executive Vice President, James Bell Associates, President Every Child Succeeds & Associate Professor Pediatrics Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Facilitator, National Home Visiting Network, Senior Research Fellow, Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago, Senior Advisor Division of Home Visiting and Early Childhood Systems/Health Resources and Services Administration, Social Science Research Analyst, Office of Planning, Research and Evaluation/Administration for Children and Families, Sr. Presenters act as content leaders, presenting short segments of content and then lead engaging activities, group discussion and participant reflection segments on how to apply knowledge to practice.

The Conference will be held virtually on Monday January 31st and Tuesday, February 1st, 2022, in partnership with the NC Home Visiting & Parenting Education System Collaborative. 50% of the project is supported with these federal funds. Real-time tech support will be provided during the week of the Summit. We encourage presenters to view each component of their presentation as an opportunity to demonstrate respect for the individuals, families and communities to help eliminate deficit-based perceptions related to gender identity, sexual orientation, race, disability, mental health, age or religion. TipTok Compilation from our AHVN Home Visiting Professionals from around the great state of Arkansas for the 2021 AHVN Annual Virtual Conference. This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government. Research Associate English and Spanish transcripts and closed captioning will be available for all on-demand content. Log in to this site to save time purchasing products. Each community includes a group hosted on Early Childhood Connector, providing members with the ability to share resources and continue conversations between meetings. Please, those seasoned and new IMH home visitors, consider sharing your expertise across the Michigan work force as "ambassadors to babies." The 2022 Summit consists of three days and will include the following engagements: The National Home Visiting Summit offers two professional learning communities that meet throughout the year culminating with a community session held annually at the Summit. This 3-day event presents the latest research about Head Start, Early Head Start, child care, home visiting, child welfare, special education, pre-kindergarten, early elementary, and other early childhood programs. The 2023 National Home Visiting Summit Call for Proposals will open in Summer 2022. This session will be recorded and a link to view the presentation will be provided shortly after July 12th. Email the AHVN Training Institute athomevisitingti@uams.edu if you have any questions. The virtual attendee hub will provide access and opportunities to connect with colleagues, speakers and other attendees virtually. National Center on Parent, Family, and Community Engagement, Maternal, Infant and Early Childhood Home Visiting (MIECHV) Reauthorization, American Psychological Association (APA) Style Bias-Free Language, CDC Health Equity Guiding Principle for Inclusive Communication, Health Equity Style Guide for COVID-19 Response: Principles Preferred Terms for Non-Stigmatizing, Bias-Free Language, On-demand sessions and recordings from all live sessions will be available via the conference website to all registered attendees. ***Registration will be limited to home visiting professionals who serve families within the state of Arkansas.

Kay ONeill, MSPH The Annual Arkansas Home Visiting Network Conference provides training opportunities for those working in home visiting programs throughout the state of Arkansas. Our colleagues in the Michigan Home Visiting programs are eager for submissions from YOU regarding infant mental health principles as they support quality home visiting work force development, as well as submissions about reflective supervision. Chicago, IL 60603 The goal is to strengthen the early childhood systems of care and elevate the importance ofhome visiting and parenting education. Facilitate building strong national partnerships with local, state and national leaders to increase systems influence and inform policy nationwide. As such, we encourage speakers to consider the narratives and modes of thinking that they would like to amplify about the individuals, families and communities they are in partnership with in their home visiting work. HARC houses a diverse practice-based research network for conducting collaborative, field-initiated studies with local home visiting programs, regardless of the model used. This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant X10MC33567, Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting Program ($7,801,146.00) awarded to the Arkansas Department of Health. Thanks. Keynote and all sessions will be offered on both tracks. Click on the information below to learn about valuable resources from around our great state! More information on additional trainings will be coming soon! Yes! Session Description: Five to 20-minute pre-recorded presentation on key issues/questions facing the field. Proposals should have clear learning objectives, specific strategies for engagement and relevance for the Summit audience.

Please, those seasoned and new IMH home visitors, consider sharing your expertise across the Michigan work force as "ambassadors to babies." Make sure you have joined our mailing list to receive all communications pertaining to our annual conference. Please reach out to learn more about benefits and sponsorship opportunities for the 2023 National Home Visiting Summit. If paying by check or purchase order, please adhere to the following: We are eager to support you during the submission process. Save the date for this year's 2022 AHVN Annual Virtual Conference. Huge thank you to all who participated.

Keep an eye on your emails and make sure you are signed up for the AHVN mailing list to stay updated on upcoming events! Provide leaders in the home visiting field and connected systems of care with a national forum for the exchange of best practices, emerging concepts and lessons learned across systems, states and modelson the most relevant topics, adaptations and emerging challenges facing the home visiting field. All rights reserved. Failure to include documentation may result in delays with reconciling your payment. Click. The period to submit proposals for 2023 will be announced soon. Written payment explanations should be made within 45 days of registration to. Delivery Method: On-demand IMH Clinicians, Home Visitors, Supervisors & Consultants: Our colleagues in the Michigan Home Visiting programs are eager for submissions from YOU regarding infant mental health principles as they support quality home visiting work force development, as well as submissions about reflective supervision. Make sure you have joined our mailing list to receive all communications pertaining to our annual conference. These programs promote high quality and evidenced-based home visiting services to Arkansas families during pregnancy and until children enter kindergarten. Sign up to receive updates on event information for the annual National Home Visiting Summit. The COVID-19 pandemic has accentuated and once again brought the deep economic, social and racial disparities that exist in the United States to the forefront of public debate. Your knowledge ofrelationship-based principles is very relevant to other home visitors! The Home Visiting Applied Research Collaborative (HARC) was established in 2012. 33 West Monroe Street, Suite 1200 Copyright Arkansas Home Visiting Network Training Institute 2021 Registration fee is $100. Delivery Method: Live Your knowledge ofrelationship-based principles is very relevant to other home visitors! Thanks. This is a great opportunity for some collaboration. This will be a time for you to reflect on your journey to home visiting and how wisdom comes through in the most surprising and satisfying way. Promote and highlight issues of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging with an emphasis on re-creating systems to ensure that all children and families are supported fairly and equally. Learn more about this years virtual conference. This course is approved by the Michigan Social Work Continuing Education Collaborative Approval #MICEC-0042. Session Length: 60-minutes MI-AIMHs online membership registration and endorsement renewal application. Click here to read their bios. For more information, please contact: Payments made by check or purchase order can be processed by selecting the Bill Me Later option when registering. The National Home Visiting Summit accepts credit cards, purchase orders, and payments by check. Deadline: April 15th. To apply, clickhereto view/download the application. Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Active Ingredients in Precision Home Visiting, Participatory Approaches in Precision Home Visiting Research, Sequential Multiple Assignment Randomized Trials (SMARTs), Home Visitor Responsive Partnership Toolkit, Engaging Partners in Precision Home Visiting Toolkit, 6th Annual Meeting March 15 17th, 2021, Collaborative Science of Home Visiting Meeting. From interactive courses to engaging events, we support educators in building powerful practices that transform teaching and learning. Conference features include plenary sessions, symposia, poster symposia, poster sessions, and informal events. Affinity group session will be offered to provide networking and dialogue sessions for attendees. Attendees paying by check or purchase order have 45 days to complete payment for the Summit or provide us with an explanation for extending the due date (i.e. The panel will be moderated by Barb Flis, Life and Leadership Coach and the Founder of Parent Action for Healthy Kids. All Rights Reserved. Additional Information: Contact the AHVN Training Institute at homevisitingti@uams.edu. a finance department or sponsoring organization) the attendee is responsible for ensuring that their invoice is included with this payment. Tax ID Number: 36-3186328. Professor and Chair Population, Family and Reproductive Health, Bloomberg School of Public Health Professor of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Program Manager, Pritzker Childrens Initiative, Director of Home Visiting, The Childrens Trust of Massachusetts, Branch Chief for Policy, Data, and Technical Assistance Coordination, Health Resources and Services Administration, HHS, Program Officer, Education, Heising-Simons Foundation, Coordinator, National Alliance of Home Visiting Models, Home Visitation Specialist, State of Michigan Department of Education, Consultant, National Home Visiting Network, Chief Executive Officer, Childrens Trust of South Carolina, Vice President, National Home Visiting, Start Early. We encourage you to attend as much as you can. Share news and professional development on topics like early childhood mental health, virtual delivery of services, impact of trauma and ACEs,equity, andthe latest innovations and research. Session Description: Host a virtual (via Zoom) affinity group or networking session. Virtual participants will engage via verbal and non-verbal strategies, including live chat, polling, Q&A, and breakout groups. More Information on the Michigan Home Visiting Initiative, Please be sure to mention the 2021 Home Visiting Conference in your message, 2022 MPHI Education & Communication Services. Session Length: 5-20 minutes Registration is full, but sign up to receive recordings, news, and materials. Monda,y January 31stand Tuesday, February 1st, 2022. The National Home Visiting Summits Communities of Practice utilize the learning groups collective knowledge and experience to promote broad practice, policy and systems change/knowledge building. Date/Time: The Summit team is eager to support you and answer questions. Contribute to and be a catalyst for field-building investments to design and strengthen the systems and infrastructure needed to ensure equitable ongoing program quality and to facilitate the commitment of increased public and private investments over time. Any local program that provides home visiting for expectant families and/or families of children birth to five years as its primary service strategy is welcome to join, as are directors of local networks and state networks, and researchers who have an interest in home visiting research. To read more about how to submit, please gohere! If someone else will be submitting payment on behalf of an attendee (I.e. Registration will open in the Fall of 2022. Early Head Start Track - June 14-16, 2022. The Conference will be held vitually on For more information or questions contact the AHVN Training Institute at 501-364-3466 or email homevisitingti@uams.edu. Feel free to read more about our amazing Keynote Presenters! Please email your comments and questions to the conference planning team. waiting for new fiscal year). In our time together, a panel of Home Visitors will share their stories of how they came to this work, what their finest and hardest moments were, and together we will explore how wisdom came through. Deadline: April 15th. These are amazing! Start Early hosted the 2022 Virtual National Home Visiting Summit on March 22-24. We ask contributors to be thoughtful in proposals and presentations about the implications of language. Provide updates on North Carolina's efforts to create a coordinated system of parenting education supports for the families of young children to positively impact parent-child relationship and family and child well-being. Please email the AHVN Training Institute at homevisitingti@uams.edu if you have question about this year's conference. They strive to build stronger families and brighter futures for the children of Arkansas by improving school readiness, increasing positive health outcomes and decreasing child maltreatment. The PHSA Board is looking for potential candidates to serve all four membership groups: Administrators, Staff, Parent and Friends. The contents and resources on this website do not necessarily represent the policy or reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Education, and website visitors should not assume endorsement by the federal government. There will be no capacity limits on virtual participation at the 2022 Summit. The National Home Visiting Summit provides an exclusive opportunity for a sponsor whether corporate or individual to demonstrate its commitment to children and families to hundreds of early childhood leaders from across the country. Each day begins at 9:00 AM and will wrap up at approximately 12:30 pm. The National Home Visiting Summit seeks proposals demonstrating a clear connection to the meeting commitment of DEIB that advance the home visiting field and connected systems of care through innovations, diverse perspectives and with a focus on impact. Click here to join our mailing list. On-demand recordings can also focus on sharing a single resource, strategy or innovation. The IDEA Data Center (IDC) operates under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education for The National Technical Assistance Center to Improve State Capacity to Collect, Report, Analyze, and Use Accurate IDEA Part B Data, #H373Y190001. Michigan Home Visiting Conference: Call for Proposals! 2022 Start Early. On Demand registration is open now through August 31, 2022.