Raleigh Organizing Against Racism (ROAR) is offering 20 free community seats for this powerful 2-day racial equity workshop. REI Phase I is a foundational, paradigm-shifting experience that moves beyond individual bias to explore the historical, cultural, structural, and institutional roots of racism in America. Participants leave with a sharper analysis of racial disparities and the […]

Raleigh Organizing Against Racism (ROAR) is sponsoring the Racial Equity Institute’s Phase One on May 14-15th in partnership with St. Paul Episcopal Church in Cary, NC The country, the world and each of us have changed a GREAT deal in the past year. In-Person Phase One Two-Day Workshop with the Racial Equity Institute Thurs May […]

Congresswoman Alma S. Adams, Ph.D. (NC-12) is proud to present the grand opening of the 2026 12th District Congressional Art Competition Exhibition, celebrating the creativity, talent, and artistic vision of the next generation of artists from North Carolina’s 12th District.

Please join Pullen Memorial Baptist Church and The Encouraging Place at 5:30 PM on May 19 for another installment in the series Who is My Neighbor? — this one featuring racial justice leaders in Wake County. This event is designed to deepen our community's understanding of racial justice work through the perspectives and experiences of […]

NC Center for Resilience & Learning is excited to invite all NC educators to our Spring 2026 Virtual Workshop Series: Foundations of Behavior Through a Trauma-Informed Lens. This free, three-part series is designed specifically for North Carolina K-12 educators and staff looking for practical, neuroscience-backed ways to support student needs. Mark Your Calendars: Why Join Us? No Cost: Free […]

Registration closes May 31, and we don't want any child to miss this. Hues of You Summer Camp is the only camp of its kind, where kids learn to love the skin they're in, celebrate who they are, and connect about differences with confidence and joy. Through art, storytelling, games, and culture-sharing, children leave with […]

Join us to connect, learn, and hear from leaders driving meaningful change and strengthening support for children, youth, and families across all 100 North Carolina counties.

2026 Father of the Year Essay Contest — Deadline Extended to June 5th! Good news — the deadline has been extended to June 5, 2026, but don't wait! Youth ages 10–18 are invited to share what their father or father figure means to them in 300 words or less. Entries accepted as an essay, poem, […]

Do you want to connect with your students, motivate them and increase their proficiency through global projects? Register now, and join us at Oberlin Library for a workshop providing easy and ready-to-use tools for your classroom! This upcoming event on June 6 from 10AM-12PM will be led by Laetitia Lafitte a Middle School Teacher at […]

As North Carolina commemorates America’s 250th, the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources (DNCR) and the National Paideia Center invite middle and high school teachers to explore the themes of freedom, democracy and dissent through primary source documents. Hosted on the grounds of DNCR’s Tryon Palace, the workshop will provide strategies for engaging students […]

Reigniting Teacher Passion Conference Pre-Register Now Each June at our Summer Institute, Kenan Fellows gather at twilight to light sparklers. This tradition symbolizes the spark that reignites passion, embraces new challenges and rediscovers the joy of teaching. This year, we are sharing that spark with all teachers at our 25th-anniversary conference, Reigniting Teacher Passion.