Safety in Action Summit

Calendar

September 14, 21, & 28

Training Credit

Receive six hours of health, safety, & supervision and emergency preparedness training credit.

Resources

Leave the Summit with books, resources, and materials to use in your classrooms.

Join TN CCR&R for a day of training discussing topics of health, safety, supervision, and emergency preparedness. Register today to save your spot. This summit promises to be an invaluable opportunity for both new and experienced professionals to enhance their knowledge and skills. Expert speakers will provide insights on best practices and latest developments in the field, ensuring that attendees are well-equipped to handle various challenges they might encounter. In addition to the training sessions, there will be networking opportunities where you can connect with peers, share experiences, and build professional relationships. Refreshments will be provided, and you'll also have the chance to win some exciting door prizes. Don't miss out on this chance to invest in your professional growth and contribute to a safer, healthier environment for everyone. We look forward to seeing you there!

Our Partners

Schedule & Registration

View our Summit dates and locations below and register for the one that is right for you!

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Eligibility:‍

Early childhood professionals employed at a Department of Human Services licensed child care facility, including:

Classroom Educators
Center Directors
Family Group Educators/Professionals

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A Word From CCR&R Staff

The Safety in Action Summit is one of a kind. Children learn best when they feel safe. We have the privilege of creating a community of safety among each other which radiates to the children, families, and community! Join us as we change the world, one safe space at a time!

Shonna Trinidad

I am deeply passionate about the well-being and development of our children. As Coordinator for Health, Safety, & Supervision, I have dedicated my career to ensuring every child has a safe, nurturing, and enriching environment to grow and thrive. Our children are our future, and our collective responsibility is to protect and guide them. Today, we gather not just as professionals, but as advocates. Advocates for the youngest and most vulnerable members of our community. We are here to share knowledge, exchange ideas, and inspire one another to create the safest and most supportive environments possible.

Bettina Jones

We are so excited to bring the child care professionals of Tennessee a conference that focuses on such an important topic: safety. Each educator who participates in this event will walk away with new information on all aspects of safety in the classroom as well as a renewed sense of commitment to the children in their care.

Sarah Vinson