Various organizations, states, and nations recognize a number of observances each month. Resources help parents, caregivers, and child care professionals acknowledge and navigate them.

Allegheny Partners for Out-of-School Time (APOST) has announced that it will offer eight workshops this year as part of its summer professional development series.

The Center for Teaching Innovation has outlined some techniques that instructors should consider when establishing and implementing classroom norms.

Providers who use Allegheny Child Care will have the opportunity to win a gift card if they update their profile by Tuesday, April 28.

Child care facilities and other qualifying organizations must submit a request today to receive an air purifier from the Pennsylvania’s Department of Health’s (DOH) COVID-19 Response Team.

The University of Pittsburgh’s Positive Racial Identity Development in Early Education’s (P.R.I.D.E.) program has asked educators and caregivers to take part in a survey and has released a list of six books for children to celebrate April’s Month of the Young Child.

The latest Thriving Kids podcast focuses on what caregivers should do to address learning or attention issues in children.

This week will mark the second year of an annual observance to celebrate and recognize home visitors and the impact they make on maternal and child health.

The University of Pittsburgh’s School of Education is now offering a new fully online graduate Certificate in Mental Health that is designed for working professionals.