Events

This 90-minute workshop is designed to explore and practically examine the current applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the critical work of fundraising and grant development. The session will focus on several key stages of the process, including identifying potential funders (prospect research), the careful review and understanding of grant solicitations, making strategic decisions about […]

Young people have the insight, passion, and lived experience to lead meaningful change—yet too often their voices are excluded from decisions that directly affect their lives. In this dynamic Thought Leader session, we’ll explore what it truly means to center youth voice in traditionally adult-centric spaces such as school boards, policymaking, nonprofit leadership, and community […]

Date: February 18, 2026, 2026, 3–4 p.m. ET / noon–1 p.m. PT Facilitator: Museum of Science, Boston Grades 6-8 | Featuring YES Engineering Antivirals Unit This workshop highlights free, ready-to-use resources that help youth connect the YES Engineering Antivirals challenge to real health careers—from biomedical engineering to nursing—while building skills like collaboration and critical thinking. […]

Ever wonder how your smartwatch actually knows your heart rate? Or how engineers design tech that can literally save lives? Join STEM Next and Flight Crew member James on February 10th for an exclusive Career Chat diving deep into the science of the human body and the future of health tech. We’re bringing together a panel of […]

Join FRAC for a look at the summer nutrition landscape as we gear up for Summer 2026. This webinar will provide a picture of where summer nutrition programs stand today, highlight opportunities for growth, and explore best practices that help ensure every child has access to nutritious meals when school is out. Register

As democracies around the world face increasing pressure, from voter suppression and disinformation to disengagement and distrust, young people are stepping up to defend and reimagine civic life. This session examines how youth political and civic engagement is not only a sign of hope, but a strategic response to democratic backsliding. Together, we’ll explore how […]

The New Mexico Out-of-School Time Network (NMOST) invites you to attend our IN-PERSON 16th Annual Conference: Spring into Summer 2026! This is our first in-person conference since 2019 and we can't wait to see you there! It will be held at the Embassy Suites in Albuquerque on March 3rd. Registration will open early January 7th. For planning purposes Early Bird […]

March 5, 2026 | 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM MST Register HERE Is it time to give up the behavior charts? Unlearning Traditional behavior management practices are rooted in the belief that youth behaviors develop as a result of rewards and punishments. In this workshop we discuss why these practices are limited and outdated. A fresh […]

In just 30 minutes on the first Thursday of each month, join experts from across the STEM landscape as they provide factual information, practical strategies, and actionable resources to help you navigate the ever-changing world of STEM education, workforce development, policy, and advocacy. Hosted by the Afterschool STEM Hub, STEM Education Coalition, and STEM Ecosystems, […]

A nutritious morning meal can shape a student’s day, and their future. Strong school breakfast programs are linked to better health, improved academic performance, increased attendance, and more focused classroom behavior. In other words, school breakfast isn’t just a meal; it’s an educational tool and a frontline defense against childhood hunger and food insecurity. This […]