In a world where inequities create relational poverty that strips families of joy, dignity, and connection, how do we replenish what has been lost? This interactive workshop introduces relational wealth as a liberatory resource, defined not by dollars but by our ability to attune, reflect, and co-heal. Drawing from Dr. Siemone Smith’s dissertation research on the impact of the

The Best Starts for Kids Workforce Development Strategy, in collaboration with WestEd, invites you to attend the Centering Black Excellence Symposium happening Tuesday, December 9th from 9 AM - 4 PM at Highline College! This in-person symposium where we will center the professional and lived experiences of accomplished Black Women who will share with us

This experiential workshop will invite participants to explore elements of Adaptive Leadership and we can integrate these elements in our everyday ways of showing up. The workshop will integrate experiential activities as a way to ground and root in embodied practices as we serve in our communities. Register now.

This session offers a care-filled, multibranched approach to compassion fatigue: the very felt sense that we have run out of resources, or even care, for those we support. Our time together will be grounded in relational psychology, somatic abolition, collective care praxis, and belonging. Together, we can name the structural, ancestral, and personal burdens that

It’s no surprise that we’ve had enough, already. Together, we’ll share space to reignite what calls us to center children and families, reclaim the power we already carry, and remember that we’ve been enough this whole time. Register now.

Virtual, February 4th, 12 pm-1 pm Free Please join us for a free, CME-accredited educational training about perinatal OCD. This will be a 60-minute, teleconferenced, ECHO model training, with a 30-minute lecture and then a case discussion. You will be asked to register for the series, but are welcome to attend just one session. Learn more and register

This year’s Forum is designed to help professionals strengthen connection and collaboration in their work, while also nurturing their own resilience and well-being. Together, we’ll learn ways to strengthen our interactions and communications while reducing emotional fatigue and burnout. Register now.

Hospital-to-Home Systems Change Presents a training focused on Supporting Sleep Post-NICU.  Providers frequently name infant sleep as a challenge for families following NICU discharge and an area where additional, relationship-based strategies are needed. This half-day training creates dedicated space to explore this topic in greater depth. Course Description: This interdisciplinary half-day training will explore the foundations of infant sleep and

Partnering with DCS and the Prosecuting Attorneys to Establish Parentage in Washington State  11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026 Establishing parentage is a complex and misunderstood process that is vital to establishing parental rights for fathers and their children. Experts from the Division of Child Support and the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s

Join us for a conversation on Afrofuturism and how imaginative and creative work focused on Black liberation can empower Black children. Together, we will discuss how art, storytelling, and thinking about Black liberation can create the vision and resilience needed to build toward transformation. Parenting While Black is a free dynamic four-part virtual conversation series where Black

Reflective Supervision is the heart of relational practice. This training will help you create supervisory spaces that foster trust, curiosity, and growth - essential for supporting home visitors and the families they serve. Understand the Primary Goals of Reflective Supervision/Consultation Build safety and confidence for home visitors Promote reflective capacity and professional growth See through

We are living through a period of profound national upheaval, and its impact is being felt deeply by young children, families and the early childhood professionals who support them. With ongoing trauma and funding challenges impacting our ability to care and respond, this conversation offers a timely space for shared reflection and connection. Join a