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  • Promising Practices for Practitioners

    Leveraging Early Childhood Programs to Support Youth in Foster Care Join the NAEHCY Early Childhood Education Committee for a webinar focused on the vital role of early childhood programs in supporting young children in foster care. This session will explore how early learning opportunities can help mitigate the impacts of maltreatment and trauma while promoting […]

  • Promising Practices for Practitioners

    Springfield Technical Community College's Center for Access Services: A Beacon of Inclusive Support for Vulnerable Students NAEHCY Postsecondary Committee Chair (and Board Member) Lisa Jackson chats with Springfield Technical Community College (STCC) staff members about a groundbreaking program known as the Center for Access Services (CAS) that's redefining what it means for a college to […]

  • NAEHCY’S 37th Annual Conference

    Hyatt Regency Dallas, Texas 300 Reunion Blvd, Dallas, Texas, United States

    This year’s theme celebrates the strength of working together to support the educational success of children and youth experiencing homelessness and intersecting vulnerabilities. Join us in Dallas for another dynamic conference filled with learning, connection, and collective action. Annual Membership Meeting The NAEHCY 2025 Annual Membership Meeting will take place on Sunday, November 2, 2025 during the Annual Conference. […]

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    NAEHCY Annual Membership Meeting

    NAEHCY Members, You are warmly invited to join us for the NAEHCY Annual Membership Meeting, which will be held during our national conference in Dallas, Texas. This annual gathering is an important opportunity for members to connect, hear organizational updates, elect executive officers, and help guide our collective work supporting children and youth experiencing homelessness. Date: Sunday, […]

  • December Rise & Brew Webinar

    Lead With What is True: Finish 2025 with Clarity and Purpose Rise & Brew: Tuesday, December 9, 2025 at 4:30pm You didn't just survive 2025, you led through it. You clarified the law. You corrected the confusion. You consistently supported MV Students and families, schools, and colleagues uniting them in truth when the noise got […]

  • January Rise & Brew Training

    Access in Action: Launching 2026 With Strategy and Support Date and Time: Tuesday, January 20 at 7:30 am (EST) Overview: Start 2026 with a strategy rooted in proactive support, system coordination, and early outreach. This session equips MVLs to help families ACCESS needed connection points as 2026 begins. Our goal is to help homeless families […]

  • February Rise & Brew

    Join us on Tuesday, February 17 at 4:30 PM ET for this month’s Rise & Brew: Numbers. Needs. Next. Now.   In this fast-paced Rise & Brew session, we’ll focus on what matters right now as districts prepare for Comprehensive Needs Assessments (CNAs) and spring planning. Together, we’ll unpack:  -The Numbers: what quantitative data MV Liaisons […]

  • March 11 Webinar: Unlocking Title I, Part D to Support Students Experiencing Homelessness

    Federal funding plays a pivotal role in supporting students experiencing homelessness. Yet many programs miss key opportunities to leverage the full range of available resources. Join us on March 11, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET for a timely webinar: “Serving Students Experiencing Homelessness through At-Risk Programs” This session will explore the untapped potential of Title […]

  • March Movers: Aligning Grants and Collaboration to Strengthen Student Support

    March Rise & Brew March Movers: Aligning Grants and Collaboration to Support MV Students March is a pivotal planning period for McKinney-Vento Programs.  As grant continuations are drafted and federal and specialized programs finalize spring decisions, the MV liaison's role is to align systems to support students experiencing homelessness across shifting timelines. This session explores […]

  • Student Leadership in Practice and Policy: From Experience to

    Influence Join the NAEHCY Postsecondary Education Committee for an engaging webinar that centers student leadership and lived experience as key drivers of change in postsecondary systems. This session will feature student panelists who have experienced homelessness and foster care, sharing insights on the barriers they have navigated and the supports that have made a difference. […]

  • Part One: A Data Walk for McKinney-Vento Liaisons and School-Based Staff

    Supporting Young Children Experiencing Homelessness in Early Childhood Facilitated by NAEHCY’s Early Childhood Education Committee Join NAEHCY’s Early Childhood Education Committee and Child Trends for a two-part webinar series focused on strengthening support for young children and families experiencing homelessness. Child Trends recently conducted a national survey to better understand how early childhood programs across […]

  • April Rise & Brew

    Beyond the Bell: Supporting MV Students When School Ends When the school year ends, critical supports often shift or disappear, creating increased risk for students experiencing homelessness.  Without intentional planning, these transitions can disrupt academic progress, postsecondary pathways, and overall stability. This session will focus on how McKinney-Vento liaisons can proactively support students, especially graduating […]