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Cultivando Fortaleza en la Educación Temprana: Una Conferencia Bilingüe
En colaboración con Daniel Educational Services, estamos organizando una conferencia gratuita y completamente bilingüe diseñada para fortalecer a los educadores de la primera infancia y honrar el trabajo fundamental que realizan. El 20 de septiembre en ThriveOn King, Cultivando Fortaleza en la Práctica de la Educación en la Primera Infancia será un espacio para que los educadores construyan resiliencia, encuentren estrategias prácticas para apoyar su propio bienestar y fortalezcan el campo en general.
Cultivating Strength in ECE: A Bilingual Conference
Together with Daniel Educational Services, we’re hosting a free, fully bilingual conference designed to uplift early educators and honor the critical work they do. Held September 20 at ThriveOn King, Cultivating Strength in Early Childhood Education Practice will be a space for educators to build resilience, find practical strategies for supporting their own well-being and strengthen the field as a whole.
Second Letter-Writing Session Strengthens ECE Advocacy
On March 15, Milwaukee Succeeds hosted its second letter-writing session at ThriveOn King, bringing together early educators, providers and community members in a powerful yet intimate gathering. With 8 participants, the session fostered a safe and supportive space for open discussions on the challenges facing early childhood education (ECE) and the urgent need for sustained state funding.
Letter-Writing Session Helps Community Advocate for Change
On March 8, Milwaukee Succeeds launched its first letter-writing session, uniting early educators, child care providers and community members in a powerful push for sustained state funding for early childhood education. As Wisconsin’s 2025-27 budget cycle unfolds, advocates are seizing this moment to demand real investment in the child care sector.
Equipping Educators for Lasting Impact
Milwaukee Succeeds is ensuring that the city’s early educators have everything they need to thrive – not just in their classrooms but as leaders in their communities. In 2024, this support came in the form of trainings, which focused on two critical areas: equipping educators with the tools to improve their well-being and empowering them to act as advocates for lasting change.
Amplifying Voices: Highlights from Advocacy Session #4
On December 14, more than 80 early childhood educators and community members logged on to learn how to advocate for what matters most: their children, their profession and the future of ECE in Milwaukee. The day marked the fourth session of the ECE Advocacy Training Series, a program designed to equip participants with the skills and confidence needed to push for change in the ECE sector.