2015 Advocacy Breakfast and Kathryn Wasserman Davis Child Lecture WHITE PLAINS, NY – Advocates, educators, parents and supporters of Westchester’s children were in attendance at Westchester Children’s Association annual Advocacy...
...‘Ground Truthing’ podcast with an interview of our Advocacy Breakfast Keynote Speaker, Marc Dones. Marc is the Executive Director of National Innovation Services and specializes in holding organizations accountable to...
...Vision to 3 Conference will be a day full of presentations, action, and innovation focused on Westchester County’s babies, toddlers, and their families. Westchester Children’s Association’s annual Advocacy Breakfast is...
...hands to help our most vulnerable kids. Let’s use it! Lisa Syron, Executive Director, Student Advocacy, Inc., www.studentadvocacy.net Student Advocacy, Inc. is a nonprofit that helps Westchester and Putnam families...
...take pause and listen to the people who are telling us why this work matters. Limarie Cabrera celebrates the release of the 2019 Bulletin at the Advocacy Breakfast with keynote...
...is to keep Westchester’s children at the top of the public agenda, so it directly correlates with electoral advocacy. Working at a nonprofit with a mission focused in advocacy makes...
...housing, or security of their next meal. At our 2012 Advocacy Breakfast, we learned about the lifelong consequences of early trauma that are called Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Our recent...
...problems and challenges they have experienced firsthand. As WCA continued to teach about advocacy, it was exciting to see the Emerging Leaders recognize for themselves advocacy for children affects their...
