Event Calendar

Please join the New York City Youth Alliance, Beacons UNITE!, the Campaign for Summer Jobs, and the Coalition for Out of School Time at a rally to support youth programs in New York City.

Participants will learn about tips for getting more girls involved in STEM and free resources for girls ages 8-13, parents and educators.

Jen Rinehart, Vice-President of Research and Policy for the Afterschool Alliance will unveil new findings about the summertime experiences of the nation’s children.

This annual event provides attendees with an opportunity to learn, connect and be inspired through exciting and informative plenary sessions, workshops, special events, service projects, exhibits, specialized corporate tracks and more.

Sessions will highlight key developments in the field – with a particular focus on access and equity issues affecting populations historically underrepresented in science.

The mission of Kids Included Together is to support recreational, child development, and youth development programs that include children with and without disabilities. The theme of this year's conference is "After the Bell Rings: Innovative Strategies for Including All Children in Out-of-School Time Programs."

This festival includes two weeks of free events in the Washington, D.C. area – such as scientists’ visits to local schools and science open house events – leading up to a two-day Science Expo on the National Mall October 23-24, 2010.

Play On 2010 is a hands-on, interactive conference designed for parents, teachers, coaches, youth workers, community advocates and everyone else who understands the value of play and wants better tools, techniques and strategies to make it part of their community.

This conference offers three days of interactive workshops, speakers and performances, networking opportunities and community building.

This conference features 1 1/2 days of programming by WYAA and two post-conference sessions on service learning for Learn and Serve grantees.

The theme of this year's conference is "Igniting Minds & Passions: The Bridge From School to Afterschool and Back."

Lights On Afterschool is a national public awareness campaign, led by the Afterschool Alliance, to call attention to the importance of after-school programs for America's children, families and communities.

The National Girls Collaborative Project (NGCP) brings together organizations throughout the United States that are committed to informing and encouraging girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

The Vermont Afterschool Conference is an annual event that brings together hundreds of after-school programs, partners, advocates and educators from around the state for a full day of learning, networking and celebration.

This summit will focus on successful strategies for high school after-school programs.

OregonASK, in partnership with Oregon Recreation and Parks Association, is presenting a full day of events for the after-school community.

This conference focuses on building, strengthening, and expanding summer learning programs.

This year's conference will focus on the importance of introducing STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) into after-school programs.

Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence's annual conference features workshops and an exhibit hall.