Posts tagged Immigrant Educators
I AM a Human Being
I AM a Human Being

Written by Angela Garcia, Massachusetts Educator-Led Communities of Care (ELCC) Program Manager at SEIU Education & Support Fund, this reflection challenges traditional ideas of professionalism in early childhood education. Through the stories of Family Child Care Educators, Angela illustrates how caregiving, self-care, community, and humanity are inseparable from high-quality early learning and sustainable family child care businesses.

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Family Child Care, Well-Being, Professional Development, Provider Stories, Community BuildingMegan AlissaFamily Child Care Providers, Family Child Care Educators, Early Childhood Education, Caregiving, Educator Well-Being, Work-Life Balance, Professionalism, Human-Centered Leadership, Self-Care, Boundaries, Community Care, Educator-Led Communities of Care, ELCC, Women in Child Care, Immigrant Educators, Provider Stories, Early Learning, SEIU ESF
WEPA 2025 Recap: A Resounding Success!
WEPA 2025 Recap: A Resounding Success!

The 2025 WEPA conference brought together over 200 family child care educators from across the country for a powerful, bilingual event focused on growth, community, and entrepreneurial success. Explore highlights and read the full WEPA Magazine.

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Events, Family Child Care, SEIU-ESFMegan AlissaWEPA, Family Child Care, Early Childhood Education, Child Care Providers, SEIU ESF, Provider Empowerment, Child Care Conference, Bilingual Education, Women in Child Care, Immigrant Educators, Small Business Owners, Child Care Leadership, Community Impact, Professional Development, Rhode Island Events