Upcoming Learning OpportunitiesJoin us for these upcoming trainings. All live Wisconsin Out of School Time Alliance hosted webinars will be recorded and posted to our YouTube channel. Proactive Group Management: Play-Based Tools for Out of School Time ProgrammingThis webinar introduces Playworks’ core proactive group management strategies for play-based learning and recreation time—attention getters, rapport-building, transitions, and kid-friendly structures that keep groups engaged. Participants will see how these practices can be adapted in OST settings and learn simple, play-based techniques they can use immediately. We’ll also share free Playworks resources and next-step training opportunities to continue building strong, engaging programs. Date:
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming webinar. Peer to Peer Networking Calls for 21CCLC ProgramsNetworking calls are a virtual place to interact with your colleagues who hold 21st CCLC grants to problem solve, share resources and successes, and connect with peers across the state of Wisconsin. Come and share your thoughts and ideas on how to make these networking calls a rewarding experience for YOU. Join us each month! If you have specific questions, you would like addressed, you can submit them ahead of time to [email protected]. Call dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for these upcoming calls. Middle & High School Program Cohort for 21CCLC ProgramsJoin other 21st Century grantees who run middle and high school programs to problem solve, share resources and successes, and connect with others across the state of Wisconsin doing similar work. Call dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for these upcoming calls. Thriving After the Bell: Engaging Youth with Harmony’s OST ProgramDiscover how Harmony’s no-cost Out-of-School Time program empowers youth to build meaningful relationships, strengthen social and emotional skills, and stay connected in safe, structured environments. This webinar showcases flexible, ready-to-use activities that enrich after-school programs, summer learning, and community-based settings. Participants will walk away with practical strategies to boost engagement, promote positive behavior, and create inclusive OST experiences for all learners. Date:
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming webinar. Understanding and Shaping Behavior: Creating Supportive Environments for SuccessThis engaging session focuses on understanding the function of behaviors and effective strategies to promote positive change. We will explore practical tools and ideas to set up environments that foster success and emotional regulation. Attendees will learn how to incorporate fun activities that build emotional skills, making behavior change meaningful, enjoyable, and long lasting. Date:
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming webinar. QPR Suicide Prevention TrainingQPR stands for Question, Persuade, and Refer — the 3 simple steps anyone can learn to help save a life from suicide. Just as people trained in CPR and the Heimlich Maneuver help save thousands of lives each year, people trained in QPR learn how to recognize the warning signs of a suicide crisis and how to question, persuade, and refer someone to help. Join us for this 90-minute training focused on adults working with you. Choose from one of 3 dates. Dates:
Check out our Calendar to register for this upcoming webinar. Recommended Partner TrainingsTTAP Course SeriesAll individuals seeking the Tier Trainer and/or Technical Assistance Professional endorsements must complete the required PDAS courses. All Tier Trainers must complete both the Foundations course and the Training Professional course or an equivalency. All Technical Assistance Professionals must complete the Foundations course plus the Technical Assistance Professional course Dates:
Developing Authentic Relationships with TeensThe success of youth programming relies heavily on a supportive and dynamic relationship between youth and their adult support people. As adults, we have the power to influence and establish that relationship AND know it can be difficult! Since 2010, PATCH has worked alongside teens to improve the health and wellbeing of their generation. We specialize in developing meaningful youth-adult partnerships and creating innovative, youth-driven programs that foster leadership, advocacy, and community impact. We want to use our lessons learned to help you build confidence in working directly with young people to create spaces in which teens can thrive. Dates:
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