NYLC 2014-CASADY PEACE TEAM AT THE HILL |
Ms. O'Melia with 7th grader designers of displayed and OKC National Memorial and Museum |
One voice, trying to make positive change in the world, can be heard by many, but when hundreds, even thousands of voices come together they can be heard across the country and the world. Lasting, impactful change occurs when voices unite and become More Powerful Together.
More Powerful Together, the 26th Annual National Service-Learning Conference®, will gather more than 1,500 youth and adults from across the country and around the world for three days of learning, inspiration, and connection. This intergenerational event creates a unique atmosphere, where youth bring incredible energy and passion to discussions on education and social policy. Both youth and adults gain the tools, resources, ideas, and support to return home to improve their practice, their schools, and their communities. It is the opportunity to become More Powerful Together.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE 2015 CONFERENCE
April 8, 2015 :9:00-6:30
As the world population has grown beyond six billion, Shinnyo-en Foundation’s peace initiative, “Six Billion Paths to Peace,” evolved i to Infinite Paths to Peace. |
Discover how service-learning is implemented from Ireland, to Argentina, to the Middle East. Hear from innovative youth leaders who are addressing the world’s most urgent global issues.
Click here to see the agenda for the World Forum and see who is presenting.
Celebrating 20 years supporting servant leaders
Casady Peace Team and Service Learning LD Teacher with President of Shinnyo-en Foundation Showcase 2014: Peace Week @ Casady School and Fair Trade Chocolate Project |
Thursday April 9, 9-3:30 : Diving Deep: Strategies to Transform Service-Learning Concepts and Best Practice
Hosted by Cathryn Berger Kaye, Audience: K-16 Teachers and Administrators
Experience new and effective approaches to illuminate service-learning ideas that meet the needs of 21st century learners. These strategies have proven highly effective within schools in the United States and across the globe. The aim: to provoke and promote deep understanding of critical issues and to expand how youth approach designing plans that make meaningful contributions. In what ways can we ensure our students have essential skills to be change-makers? What is the role of the adult? What are the amazing possibilities for the learners? And how do we do all of this and connect to the curriculum? Our work together will be highly engaging with resources provided. All who attend will walk out the door with effective ways to enliven service learning best practice.
Experience new and effective approaches to illuminate service-learning ideas that meet the needs of 21st century learners. These strategies have proven highly effective within schools in the United States and across the globe. The aim: to provoke and promote deep understanding of critical issues and to expand how youth approach designing plans that make meaningful contributions. In what ways can we ensure our students have essential skills to be change-makers? What is the role of the adult? What are the amazing possibilities for the learners? And how do we do all of this and connect to the curriculum? Our work together will be highly engaging with resources provided. All who attend will walk out the door with effective ways to enliven service learning best practice.
Author and international consultant Cathryn Berger Kaye is known for modeling engaging methods that can be integrated in everyday teaching. Her transparency while presenting ensures understanding regarding the depth and dimensions of her approach. Cathryn is the author of The Complete Guide to Service Learning and two service-learning books coauthored with environmental advocate Philippe Cousteau. Cathryn will be traveling 188 days this academic year to provide professional development around the world in K-12 and higher education. For additional information visit www.cbkassociates.com or email cathy@cbkassociates.com.
Thursday 3:00-3:45. Newcomers and refresher orientation
Thursday 4:00-5:30 Opening plenary
Thursday 5:30-7:30 Expo -Exhibit Hall-DC celebration
Thursday 7:30-8:00. Networking reception
Thursday 8:00- 11:00 Service Learning coordinators reception and networking
Friday 8-9 How would Steve Jobs design a project?
Friday 9:15 -10:05 Behind the scenes coordinators of service
Friday 10:30 -11:30 Give your passion a voice or Fostering inter group harmony through service and education or Social Entrepreneurs
Friday 1:30-2:30 Showcase Walk
Friday 1:30-2:30 Showcase Walk
Mr. Bush Showcases LD 3rd Grade Service-Lerning Project: Fair Trade Chocolate 2014 NYLC Service-Learning Conference |
Casady Peace Team Showcases Casady Peace Week 2014 NYLC Service-Learning Conference |
Friday 2:45-3:45 Children + Parents + Action
Friday 4:00 -4:30 Assistance Occupation Kits
Friday 4:45-5:15 How to win partners or Moving from project approach to service learning
Saturday 8-9 Peace, Love and Service Learning
Saturday 10:30- 11:00 Celebration Gathering
11:00- 5:00. Day of Service and guided Museums Tour/Cherry Blossom Festival by Mary Rogers, NYLC Award winner Service-Learning practitioner and Program of the Year from Abignton High School, Pennsylvania
11:00- 5:00. Day of Service and guided Museums Tour/Cherry Blossom Festival by Mary Rogers, NYLC Award winner Service-Learning practitioner and Program of the Year from Abignton High School, Pennsylvania
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