 Some Comments from Recent Trainings "This workshop should be taught to all educators!"
"I will never forget this training, it has impacted my life in a major way and I look forward to the next."
"It was fascinating and really made me think about my own bias amd how I was consciously and subconsciously portraying it to my childcare kids."
"I feel I can now be more comfortable and purposeful in reaching out to my families to encourage them to share."
"Being biracial there was a lot discussed that hit home and nobody had ever adressed before (and I'm 25 years old!!). This was the first training/discussion on biraciality I have been to where biracial people did not lament on the difficulties of being mixed." | ME Program Trainings The Multiethnic Education Program offers a broad range of trainings, workshops and presentations for professionals, educators, parents and youth on topics of mixed heritage identity and experience, interracial family and cultural competency.
ME Program diversity specialists present locally, statewide and nationally in early childhood education, childcare, adoption, foster care, middle school, high school, community college, university, after school and youth development communities including:
1st 5 Alameda, Every Child Counts
Aim High, Academic and Cultural Enrichment Program for Middle School
Bay Area Early Childhood Conference
Bay Area Network for Diversity Training in Early Childhood
California Association for the Education of Young Children
California School Age Consortium Annual Statewide Conference
California Teachers Association Teaching Conference
Camp Destiny, Summer Day Camp
Childcare Links
Diversity Works, Youth Development and Anti-Opression Program
European Early Childhood Education Research Association, Conference on Quality in Early Childhood Education, Ireland
FUSION Summer Camp for Mixed Heritage Youth
Head Start Annual Training Conference
Infant Development Association
Kings County Community Action Organization
Lifelearning Academy, Charter High School
Long Beach Community College, Early Childhood Education Conference
Merritt College, Early Childhood Education Department
Mission District YMCA Summer Camp for Middle School
National Association for the Education of Young Children
Oasis for Girls, Center for Girls & Young Women
Oregon Association for the Education of Young Children
Peninsula Jewish Community Center, Youth Program
People of Color in Independent Schools Conference
Play House Child Care, San Diego (Childcare for Homeless Families)
San Francisco State University
San Mateo Foster Care and Kinship
Sports4Kids (Afterschool Enrichment Program)
Synergy Grammar School
University of California at Berkeley
White Privilege Conference |
| Direct Service Training This workshops provides educators with the resources, activities, and material focusing specifically on biracial, multiethinic and transracially adopted children; >DIRECT SERVICE TRAINING DETAILS < | Training The Trainer Professional educators and trainers interested in training others on this topic receieve the skills and resources to integrate activities and materials for focusing specifically on biracial and multiethnic children's neeeds, concerns, and challenges. >TRAINING OF TRAINERS WORKSHOP DETAILS < |
| Calendar of Trainings, Workshops & Events >To schedule a workshop or training, please email  or call 510.644.1000, ext. 226 >For more information about our films and resource guides, please email  or call 510.644.1000, ext. 227 Payment & Cancellation Policies |
