Thoughts on Children’s Rights: What Do Other Countries Have That the U.S. Doesn’t? 2015 London, England 2016 Dublin, Ireland and Belfast, Northern Ireland 2017 Helsinki, Finland and Tallinn, Estonia 2018 Rome, Italy 2019 Edinburgh, Scotland What do these cities have in common related to young people and youth work? At least two things, they: Were…
Read MoreNJSACC Launches Brand New Website – Bookmark and Share! NJSACC is proud to announce the launch of its brand new website. Take a look around and then bookmark our website and share! We appreciate all of your help. What can you expect from NJSACC’s new website? A fully responsive website which means it works well…
Read MoreNew Jersey’s Annual Conference on Afterschool (2022 Highlights) The 2022 conference, Bringing the Future of Afterschool Into Focus, celebrated long-term success in the ever-changing landscape of Afterschool, S.T.E.A.M. and Expanded Learning. The conference, which took place on Friday and Saturday, April 29th and 30th, featured over 50 workshops aimed at improving the quality of afterschool programs.…
Read MoreThe Million Girls Moonshot: May Quality Trainings and Transformative Practices The Moonshot will be active in out-of-school programs in all 50 states, leveraging the Mott-funded 50 State Afterschool Network, which has access to more than 10 million youth and 100,000 afterschool programs across the country. Over the course of the new year NJSACC’s STEM Specialist…
Read MoreEvery Hour Counts launches National Youth Survey The National Youth survey is part of a partnership of organizations interested in improving afterschool programming, including Every Hour Counts, Youthprise, Informed Change, and Hamai Consulting, funded by the Mott Foundation. A team of 22 youth from all over the country developed and refined the survey instrument. The…
Read MoreNJSACC Gets Nationally Recognized in ‘Voices from the Field’ Publication Given evidence of trauma due to recent global and national issues, communities must consider all outlets and resources possible to address the needs of children and families. Out-of-school time (OST) programs foster socialization, relationships, and adaptive functioning. These programs are uniquely positioned to support and…
Read MoreBeginning Fri Apr 22, join us for this 3-Part Virtual Series: Youth Summer Learning and Fun Thematic Planning for a Creative, Healthy, Active, & Engaging Summer Summer learning should be fun AND it must be valuable and engaging so that our young people have opportunities to gain the skills and knowledge that they need to…
Read MoreCANCELED: Wed May 11 for Afterschool Meal Summit Hunger Free New Jersey and the NJ Afterschool Network invite you to attend a virtual information sessions on the Afterschool and Summer Meal Programs Please join us to learn how you can offer free meals to children enrolled in your program Date: May 11 Time: 12pm –…
Read MoreJoin the 2022 NJ Summer Youth Camp Info Session Apr 29 and May 6 – brought to you by DHS/DFD The New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS), Division of Family Development (DFD) is hosting two Summer Youth Camp information sessions. Both sessions will cover the same topics, please register for the session that works…
Read MoreNJSACC Annual Conference Returns April 29-30, 2022 at Princeton Marriott at Forrestal Join us in person for the first time in over 2 years! We look forward to seeing everyone for 2 days of training, networking and fun! ! NOTE: As part of our annual conference planning process, NJSACC regularly requests a waiver on the prohibition of…
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