Webinar Time!

We’ve been doing our part to suppress the spread of COVID-19 and keep our communities safe. Since this has meant limiting outings, gatherings, and travel, ALC facilitators have had a super busy few months!

First we adapted our local programs to run in distributed, off-site formats, some of us coordinating and trading notes on different tools if we made the change at the same time.

Then we adapted our interALC collaboration to open virtual offerings and resources from 7+ ALCs to learners and facilitators across the network.

*Now* we’ve made you a webinar series! Facilitators from ALC-NYC, Abrome, Gastonia Freedom School, Heartwood ALC, and PDX Flying Squad are offering 10 weekly webinars with content we hope will support families adjusting to coronavirus closures of our centers and meetup spaces…as well as anyone else curious about how we do what we do!

Recordings and transcripts of sessions are available here.

Offerings

Intro to Agile Roots

April 19th @ 1 pm et

with Abby Oulton

from Agile Learning Center NYC

21st Century Skills in ALC Land

April 26th @ 1 pm et

with Crystal Byrd Farmer

from Gastonia Freedom School

Set the Week, Set the Day…

Why and How to Co-Create a Schedule

May 3rd @ 1 pm et / 12 pm ct

with Antonio Buehler

from Abrome

Change Up! Culture Shifting

Community Meetings and the “CMB”

May 10th @ 1 pm et

with Ryan Shollenberger

from Agile Learning Center NYC

 

Conflict! Part 1

What is it and how do we help each other through?

May 17th @ 1 pm et / 12 pm ct

with Jennifer Campbell

from Abrome

Staying Connected to Why:

Identifying and Aligning with our Needs and Values

May 24th @ 1 pm et

with Anthony Galloway

from Heartwood ALC

SDE and Disability

May 31st @ 1 pm et / 12 pm ct

with Crystal Byrd Farmer

from Gastonia Freedom School

 

Self-Direction at Home

June 7th @ 1 pm et

with Bria Bloom

from PDX Flying Squads and ASDE

What About College?

June 14th @ 1 pm et / 12 pm ct

with Antonio Buehler

from Abrome

Let’s Talk About Screens

June 21st @ 1 pm et

with Crystal Byrd Farmer

from Gastonia Freedom School