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SUMMARY:Basic Concepts of Care Coordination
DESCRIPTION:This course is an introduction and overview of Medicaid Home and Community Based Waiver Care Coordination role. This course is required for Care Coordination Certification and needs to be attended prior to taking Care Coordination Core Units offered by the Alaska Department of Health and Social Services Senior and Disabilities Services. This five-hour interactive course discusses How to Serve Someone with a Disability\, Skills of Interaction\, Advocacy\, Ethics and Person-Centered Planning as a Care Coordinator. \nCost: $35 (Registration includes access to online training resources and content experts)
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/basic-concepts-of-care-coordination-2/
LOCATION:Online\, United States
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SUMMARY:Northwest Early Learning and Pyramid Summit
DESCRIPTION:The Northwest Early Learning and Pyramid Summit brings together early childhood administrators\, coaches\, behavior specialists\, educators\, and state teams to strengthen foundational practices that support young children’s healthy development. \nThis Summit reflects the Northwest’s strong tradition of regional collaboration and practical learning. Participants engage in two days of professional development focused on evidence-based strategies for supporting positive behavior\, building effective learning environments\, and enhancing early learning outcomes. Optional Pre-Summit sessions provide hands-on training in approaches aligned with the Pyramid Model framework\, aimed at building skills that support all children’s growth and success.
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/northwest-early-learning-and-pyramid-summit/
LOCATION:Hilton Anchorage\, Anchorage\, AK\, United States
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SUMMARY:Breaking the Myth of Independence- Making Invisable Support Visable
DESCRIPTION:Dominant societal culture promotes transitioning to adulthood at 18\, with full independence as a sign of success. This independence is often marked by leaving home for secondary education\, getting a job\, or joining the military. Individuals needing support are deemed a “failure to launch”\, thus increasing stigma for themselves and their families. Many individuals with neurodevelopmental disabilities\, such as FASD\, frequently benefit from additional time and support in the transitioning years\, yet may not qualify for formal programs. These young adults need a “safety net” to minimize challenges to adaptive\, social-emotional\, and occupational well-being. By considering the components of interdependent growth evident in common systems of scaffolding for adulthood\, we can break down the myth of independence as a normative goal. Through a series of interactive experiences\, participants will examine society’s built-in “safety net”\, identify its components\, and receive a tool to support those unable to access it. \nTraining Objectives:\n1. Participants will analyze and identify the invisible safety net of interdependence and its components. \n2. Participants will have a concrete tool to normalize interdependence and support the development of an individualized “safety net”
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/breaking-the-myth-of-independence-making-invisable-support-visable/
LOCATION:Online\, United States
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SUMMARY:Alternatives to Violence BASIC Workshop
DESCRIPTION:This beginning basic training will present conflict resolution skills through experiential learning exercises and practice with the goal of helping Direct Service providers and community members to think about and make choices to reduce conflicts in work and everyday settings. This is an intensive\, three-day learning experience which teaches interpersonal conflict resolution skills through a series of step-by-step processes. These shared experiences in small groups and one-to-one interactions build a sense of community and trust through exercises focusing on 5 goals: \n\nBuild Community: We build community by sharing our thoughts about our experience here and by creating a safe non-judgmental space and by giving importance to what is shared by each person and encouraging participation by all.\nAffirmation of ourselves and others: This means that we are going to listen to each other and treat each other with respect. We learn the art of enhancing the self-esteem of others. This is also a way to enhance our own self-esteem.\nCommunication Skills: We will work on improving our communication skills. Good communication is key to conflict resolution.\nCooperation: We will learn to work together in cooperation to reach a mutual goal.
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/alternatives-to-violence-basic-workshop/
LOCATION:Fairbanks
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SUMMARY:Alaska Out-of-School Time Conference
DESCRIPTION:Register today for Alaska’s largest event for afterschool and youth development professionals! \nJoin a network of over 150 peers from across the state to gain valuable tools\, fresh ideas\, and inspiration to strengthen your programs. Dive into dynamic workshops covering STEAM\, social-emotional learning\, cultural protective factors\, and more. \nRegister early to take advantage of discounted Early Bird rates! \nInterested in even more learning opportunities? Check out our Pre-Conference Day options below. \nEarly Bird Registration: $150 \nGeneral Registration: $175 starting October 1\, 2026 \nPreconference: $50\, (Optional\, for more details see below) \nPlease note: the prices listed do not include processing fees.
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/alaska-out-of-school-time-conference/
LOCATION:Egan Convention Center\, Anchorage\, AK\, United States
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SUMMARY:All Alaska Pediatric Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The Pediatric Symposium brings together an exceptional lineup of local and nationally recognized experts\, leaders who are shaping the future of pediatric care. As Alaska’s only pediatric-focused networking and Continuing Medical Education (CME) event\, the Symposium serves as a dynamic hub for connection\, collaboration\, and professional growth. \nDesigned for Alaska’s dedicated community of health care providers and professionals\, the Symposium offers an engaging forum to explore evidence-based best practices\, emerging research\, and innovative advancements in pediatric health care. The 2025 Symposium featured a rich and wide-ranging agenda that reflected the most pressing issues facing children and adolescents today. Sessions explored topics such as Mental Health in Children and Youth in Alaska\, Hepatitis Vaccines\, Social Media and Teen Well-Being\, Pediatric Brain Tumors\, Youth Depression\, Adolescent Acetaminophen Overdoses\, Acute Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease in Alaska\, and Paths to Partnership: Tribal\, Federal\, and Academic Systems Working Together to Improve Indigenous Child Health along with many more thought-provoking discussions. \nEqually important\, the Symposium creates a rare and invaluable opportunity for providers to connect face to face. In a state as geographically vast as Alaska\, gathering in person fosters meaningful conversations\, strengthens professional relationships\, and sparks new collaborations across communities and disciplines. Attendees have the chance to exchange ideas\, share real-world experiences\, and build lasting partnerships that extend well beyond the conference itself. \nMore than a conference\, the Pediatric Symposium is a catalyst for innovation\, connection\, and progress advancing the health and well-being of Alaska’s children while strengthening the network of professionals dedicated to their care. \nThe 2026 Symposium agenda will be available in September. We look forward to welcoming you to another year of inspiration\, education\, and connection at the 2026 Pediatric Symposium.
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/all-alaska-pediatric-symposium/
LOCATION:Marriott Anchorage Downtown\, Anchorage\, AK\, United States
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SUMMARY:Strengthening Families Alaska (virtual)
DESCRIPTION:SFA is a free interactive training focused on engaging families\, programs\, and communities in building five Protective Factors that help families succeed and thrive\, even in the face of risk and challenges.
URL:https://www.alaskaimpactalliance.com/event/strengthening-families-alaska-virtual/
LOCATION:Online\, United States
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