Intentionally Teaching Empathy, Kindness, Open-Mindedness & Compassion in the EC Classroom: Demystifying DEI and Prioritizing Social Justice in Your Program

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Intentionally Teaching Empathy, Kindness, Open-Mindedness & Compassion in the EC Classroom
Demystifying DEI and Prioritizing Social Justice in Your Program

ECE has a long history of supporting diversity to welcome all children & families in the classroom. This objective of intentionally teaching empathy, kindness, open-minded & compassion is known by other names, including DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion). In this class we explore new words used to describe an age old idea: supporting all children's rights to equitable learning opportunities.

Tuesday August 11th, 2026
6 p.m. — 9 p.m.

Training ID 97045

Training set Set Two Standards
Age group
No Age-Related Content

Core knowledge categories
Diversity (1.5)
Special Needs (1.5)

It is your responsibility to verify that the training sessions you select will meet your licensing or professional development needs.

Additional information

This is a virtual statewide webinar offered to providers in Jackson/Josephine Counties only.
This training is in Meeting format; active participation is required by using your camera, microphone, chat, and/or interactive features to receive credit.
Unfortunately, CCR&R cannot provide credit if you miss or log out for more than 15 total minutes of the training (excluding break time).
To register for this training opportunity, please complete our online training request form here: www.ccrnso.org or call the training line: 541-776-6768. Child Care Resource Network Webinar Policy: Registration requests must be received before 5:00 pm the day before the training to guarantee registration.

Intentionally Teaching Empathy, Kindness, Open-Mindedness & Compassion in the EC Classroom Demystifying DEI and Prioritizing Social Justice in Your Program

Intentionally Teaching Empathy, Kindness, Open-Mindedness & Compassion in the EC Classroom
Demystifying DEI and Prioritizing Social Justice in Your Program