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Welcome to the 2024 Bridge Conference!

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How to Use Sched: Conference sessions are first-come, first-served. The majority of our sessions will range from 30-80 people. This online schedule is to help you think in advance about which sessions you are most interested in.

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We will also offer a printed program for all attendees at the Conference, which will include session titles and locations.

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Monday, November 4
 

10:30am PST

Inside Out Relationship Building: Thinking Outside the Box to Partner, Collaborate and Serve Youth Better
Monday November 4, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Afterschool and youth development programs play a critical role in promoting and supporting the healthy development of a young person to be able to thrive in school, community and life. Demands and needs of young people typically outpace program duration, staff availability, sometimes space, and oftentimes funding. The constant drumbeat of scarcity requires investing time in key relationships and partnerships that make 1 + 1 = 3 reality. And scaling relationship building efforts into short-term, mid-term, and long-term activities that temper expectations and support realities for everyone is worth the effort. This session is perfect for those interested in discovering new ways youth development leaders and staff can consider and dream about building relationships that will have a direct impact on your programming immediately, in a year, or well down the road. This session will lean more on group discussion and problem solving, but will be framed with abbreviated presentation.
Speakers
avatar for Jill Riemer (she/her)

Jill Riemer (she/her)

OST Strategist & Consultant, Non-Profit Founder, Relationship Builder, Industry Partner
Jill Riemer is a nationally recognized leader in the Afterschool/Youth Development field, who has played instrumental and diversified roles in the advancement and growth of the youth development movement over the past several decades. Jill is well known for her early relationship... Read More →
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Andrea (Lattannar) Brooke (she/her)

Board Chair, National Girls Collaborative Project
Andrea (Lattannar) Brooke. Accomplished program director with 14+ years of demonstrated success driving high-quality program, project, and change management activities within the corporate philanthropy and social impact space. Roles to date have involved extensive collaboration with... Read More →
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Katie Headrick Taylor (she/her)

Associate Professor, College of Education, University of Washington
Katie Headrick Taylor is Associate Professor of Learning Sciences and Human Development at University of Washington's College of Education in Seattle. Her research re-imagines the possibilities of public education by creating and studying digitally mediated, intergenerational learning... Read More →
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Heather Lopez (she/her)

REACH Director, ESD 112
Laxayam Nayka Nim, my name is Heather Lopez, a proud member of the Salakike and Kekoanui families and a Shoalwater Bay Tribal Member from the Clatsop and Lower Chehalis Tribes. I am deeply connected to my Indigenous heritage and committed to preserving and sharing ancestral teachings... Read More →
Monday November 4, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Room 317, Greater Tacoma Convention Center

3:00pm PST

From Distraction to Action: Boosting Students' Executive Function Skills
Monday November 4, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm PST
Are you struggling to manage a classroom where children find it challenging to listen, follow instructions, and stay organized? This insightful workshop is designed for youth workers and teachers focused on cultivating essential skills that enhance student learning and behavior. We will explore ways to create a supportive learning culture that encourages the development of focus and organization, equipping you with tools to manage common classroom challenges and improve overall student performance. Empower your students to reach their full potential and transform your classroom into an organized, focused, and thriving environment.
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Dr. Sonia Toledo (she/her)

Founder & CEO, Dignity of Children, Inc..
Dr. Sonia M. Toledo is a seasoned writer, speaker, and social entrepreneur, focusing on emotional intelligence training, youth development, and organizational culture change. She empowers educators to lead with emotional intelligence.Her pivotal dissertation research, "The Correlation... Read More →
Monday November 4, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm PST
Room 317, Greater Tacoma Convention Center
 
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