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Early experiences and high-quality learning environments lay the foundation for healthy development and school readiness. Unfortunately, structural racism and implicit bias have resulted in inequitable learning experiences for young African American boys that negatively affect their development and well-being.

This first webinar in a three-part series highlights six strategies programs and education staff can use to create more responsive learning experiences that support their development and promote their strengths. Hear about the Supporting the School Readiness and Success of Young African American Boys project and the Head Start approach to meeting the unique needs of these children and their families. Hear how panelists’ lived experiences have shaped their identities as they reflect on the early learning experiences for African American boys.

This webinar is offered with English and Spanish captioning. This webinar will have English and Spanish captioning