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Preparing young children for the kindergarten transition

Free webinar
October 10, 2012
Online Webinar

This webinar has been developed by a kindergarten teacher to help answer questions that families may have as their child begins kindergarten.

for Members ONLY

TC4B-2 Does It Go Up or Down? Examining College Students' Hookup Patterns Comparing Survival Analysis and Logistic Regression

for Members ONLY

TC3B-2 The Iron Cage of Marriage: The Constraining Role of the Marriage on Possible Alternatives

for Members ONLY

TC3B-1 Understanding Couple Relationships and Money: Development of the Couples and Finances Theory

for Members ONLY

TC1A-2 Observational Coding of Couples’ Computer-Mediated Communication

for Members ONLY

TC1A-1 Measuring Coparenting with Time Diary Methodology

AAFCS
from CFLE CEU Approved Meetings

20 Steps to Becoming a Millionaire

A Research-Based Approach to Building Wealth
December 11, 2012
Online Webinar

Gain fresh insights on your financial plan at this AAFCS educational webinar.

AAFCS
from CFLE CEU Approved Meetings

What Families Need to Succeed

New Research Identifies 21 Critical Assets
November 14, 2012
Online Webinar

Learn how to refocus discussions and engagement with families to emphasize their strengths at this AAFCS educational webinar.

AAFCS
from CFLE CEU Approved Meetings

Understanding the Behavioral Side of Finances

October 30, 2012
Online Webinar

Gain a deeper understanding of why and how you make financial decisions at this AAFCS educational webinar.

Children's, Youth and Family Consortium
from CFLE CEU Approved Meetings

Historical and Generational Trauma: Significance and Response

October 18, 2012
University of Minnesota - Saint Paul, Minnesota (other locations via video stream and interactive television)

This seminar focuses on historical and generational trauma from the perspective of American Indians and African Americans. Community and university professionals discuss cultural ways of knowing, how healing and wellness take place within families and communities, and where the science of historical and intergenerational trauma currently exists.