August 11, 2022
The 2022 Families Learning Conference will be here before we know it, and we can’t wait to engage with attendees! #NCFL22 is for passionate people looking for innovative family learning strategies and practices to support families in reaching their academic and economic goals. This year’s conference is a hybrid experience—we’re offering a virtual portion October 25th and […]
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July 25, 2022
Summer is sizzling, and so are the savings for the 2022 Families Learning Conference! From July 26 through 29, registrants can save $40 off one virtual conference registration by entering the discount code SUMMERFLASH. The discount code applies to two-day and single-day virtual passes. Register here between July 26 and 29 to apply your discount! […]
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June 20, 2022
Have you implemented a new program or idea that inspired change in your organization or community? How have you worked to affect or lead change in new ways? The National Center for Families Learning is currently seeking “Big Idea” session proposals for the virtual portion of the 2022 Families Learning Conference, held October 25-26. The […]
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May 31, 2022
This fall, the 2022 Families Learning Conference will be held virtually Oct. 25-26 with Regional Meetups* Nov. 4 in Nashville, Tennessee and Dec. 2 in Phoenix, Arizona. Today, NCFL is announcing the high-level agenda for the virtual portion of the conference. Seasoned attendees to the conference will recognize some familiar elements to the agenda—both days […]
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April 18, 2022
Mark your calendar for the 2022 Families Learning Conference! This year, we’re shaking things up by holding a two-day virtual conference on October 25 and 26, and then hosting optional in-person meetups in Nashville on November 4 and Phoenix on December 2, 2022. This updated format reflects the changing professional learning needs of our attendees. […]
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October 13, 2021
The all-virtual 2021 Families Learning Conference will be kicking off later this month! Our team is busy building the high-quality event that attendees come to expect—in a virtual format. We’ve shared can’t miss sessions on the first day of #NCFL21. Now check out what’s on deck for Tuesday, Oct. 26th and Wednesday, Oct. 27th! Tuesday, […]
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October 10, 2021
NCFL’s conference planning team is working to build a great virtual event, and we’re so excited to connect with attendees this October 25-27. In this blog post, NCFL staffer Jessica Boren shares what makes the Families Learning Conference so special and what she’s looking forward to this year. Join Jessica and the rest of NCFL’s […]
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September 27, 2021
The all-virtual 2021 Families Learning Conference will be kicking off in less than a month! Conference organizers are busy building the high-quality event that attendees come to expect in a virtual format. Deciding whether to register? Here are the top three reasons #NCFL21 is worth attending! Learning content to fit your needs – Focus your learning […]
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September 16, 2021
This October 25-27, the Families Learning Conference is coming to a computer near you! This year’s ALL-VIRTUAL schedule is packed with learning and networking opportunities, and we want you to be part of them. Now through September 30th, save $75 off your registration when you use discount code SAVE75—Click here to secure your spot! Keep […]
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September 13, 2021
For United Way employees, we have some good news! The all-virtual 2021 Families Learning Conference has been approved by United Way Worldwide for flexible credit use.** This means that Canada- and U.S.-based United Ways which are in full compliance with membership requirements and current on dues payments, may receive reimbursements from their flexible credits. Each […]
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September 1, 2021
The National Center for Families Learning (NCFL) has decided to make the 2021 Families Learning Conference an all-virtual event to keep us all safe. The conference dates remain October 25-27, 2021, and registrants will have on-demand access to all recorded content for 90 days after the event. Considering the resurgence of COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations […]
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