This session will be held at the Child Care Providers Coalition of Kansas Professional Development Event
Advocating on behalf of young children and for the field of family child care is an important responsibility, yet oftentimes providers and practitioners don’t know where to start, are low on time, or feel uncertain about how to effectively communicate with local, state, and federal officials. This workshop offers family child care providers an introduction into “Advocacy 101”. Providers will explore advocacy examples, tools, and platforms that are easy to use and don’t require a lot of their time. Participants will also work on developing a strong, but concise “core” messages to use whenever they are advocating for the importance of family child care. In addition, the workshop offers suggestions for ways to get families and community members involved in advocating on behalf of family child care.
Presented by: Robyn Kelton | Training and Technical Assistance Specialist
Child Care Providers Coalition of Kansas Professional Development Event
Ramada Inn
420 SE 6th Ave
Topeka, KS 66607
Registration cost: See registration site
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Your local child care resource and referral agency may have scholarship funds available to assist with your registration or tuition costs for this event. Find your local CCR&R.
