Responding to the Election for Early Childhood

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Guide
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This resource was created for educators and families to help promote the well-being of young children in response to uncertainty and potential unrest. Sasha Kopp, our Community Early Childhood and Family Engagement Consultant had a conversation with Leah C. Marks, PhD, NCSP, a school psychologist and licensed clinical psychologist, to discuss how parents and educators can best support young children at this time.

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Topic
  • Civic Education
  • Mental Health
  • Well-being
  • Politics
Setting
  • Congregational Learning
  • After School and Beyond
  • Day Schools and Yeshivas
  • Early Childhood
  • Family Engagement

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Civic and Civil Engagement image with a blue and red mask and absentee ballot envelopes
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A companion to our resources for Civic Responsibility that focuses on now, how do we respond?

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Stronger Than Hate - Pittsburgh

Our webinar brings together experts and voices from the field, as The Jewish Education Project examins how to speak with children, teens, and families in the wake of this shifting reality; helping them cope, feel secure, and make meaning in today’s world.

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Educational resources in support of civic responsibility and the democratic process.

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