Since the onset of the pandemic, afterschool professionals and leaders are doing incredible work using digital learning tools and technology—in programs, organizations and beyond.
National Geographic has partnered with the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation to make learning come alive after school. The two organizations have created immersive, virtual learning experiences specifically for afterschool educators and students.
Afterschool professionals and leaders have an opportunity to make an impact on the lives of youth!
Have you heard about the new NAA Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)? Because we can’t gather in person at the NAA Convention, the new PLCs allow afterschool professionals and leaders to meet the moment by finding new ways to connect, learn and grow.
It's no secret that self-care should be a priority in the lives of afterschool professionals and leaders everywhere—especially during trying times that require us to be resilient on a daily basis.
A recent Associations Now article stressed the importance of career pathways and how organizations can support employees on their paths to success.
Did you know? Digital Learning Day (DLDay) is February 25, 2021! Especially since the onset of the pandemic, afterschool professionals and leaders are doing incredible work using digital learning tools and technology—in programs, organizations and beyond.
If you're an administrator, program leader, site coordinator, program manager or frontline staff wondering if you should ask to implement social emotional learning (SEL) this year, don't ask for it—fight for it!
Afterschool and youth development professionals know that youth voice and choice is an important component of program quality.
Recognition is defined two ways.
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