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Join us this webinar to learn and share about resources and opportunities that support work to foster the social and emotional growth and well-being of young people, families, and staff across Massachusetts.
Highlights will include:
Join us in celebrating International SEL Day on March 11 by taking part in this dynamic webinar!
Join us for a conversation about culturally responsive social-emotional learning (SEL) that will lift up voices from Black and Native Indigenous communities in the Greater Boston and surrounding areas.
Dr. Karen Craddock, SEL4MA Board Member and principal lead of this project, which is funded by the United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley, will facilitate a conversation with participant-leaders sharing their reflections and insight about the project and emerging findings.
Together we will discuss how we can continue to make authentic connections with and within culturally diverse communities throughout the state and beyond to leverage impact more effectively toward social-emotional wellbeing for all.
Join social-emotional learning proponents from across your region and discover approaches for developing an effective SEL plan for your school, district or community. Whether your community has been implementing SEL for some time or is just getting started, there are concrete steps that you can take to improve your effectiveness and results.
Join social-emotional learning proponents from across your region and discover approaches for developing an effective SEL plan for your school, district or community. Whether your community has been implementing SEL for some time or is just getting started, there are concrete steps that you can take to improve your effectiveness and results.
Join us for a full-day summit on the past, present, and future of social-emotional learning (SEL) in Massachusetts. This event aims to bring together educators, school and district leaders, policy makers, community organizations, and others who believe in the importance of enhancing SEL in Massachusetts. Through a series of breakout sessions, you’ll hear from districts putting SEL policies and practices in place—including members of the Excellence through Social and Emotional Learning Network, a group of 19 districts working to advance SEL. You will also learn about available SEL supports from experts in the field. Register now!
Join us for a full day of exploring strategies for building an SEL culture! Co-sponsored with School Climate Consulting Services, the full day of professional development is led by SEL Coordinator, Molly Gosline from Adlai E. Stevenson High School.
Join social-emotional learning proponents from across your region and discover approaches for developing an effective SEL plan for your school, district or community. Whether your community has been implementing SEL for some time or is just getting started, there are concrete steps that you can take to improve your effectiveness and results.
Join Senate President Karen E. Spilka and SEL4MA for this forum about social emotional learning (SEL) and strategies opportunities for effective implementation in schools and communities throughout Massachusetts.
This event is for professionals involved in teacher candidate preparation and related professionals who are involved in training those who work in schools. We have several speakers/sections planned and have invited someone from Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to participate in the discussions. This is an interactive conference with an opportunity to discuss and share ideas with your professional colleagues.
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