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What:: Inaugural Livingston County Parent Summit and Wellness Fair.
When:: Saturday, April 5th, 2025, from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm.
Where:: Parker Middle School, Howell, MI.
Focus:: Parenting in the age of social media and AI, minimizing stress, and promoting family well-being.
Features:: Breakfast, keynote speakers, interactive workshops, breakout sessions, parent resources, wellness fair, and networking opportunities.
Cost:: Free, no registration required for attendees.
Organizer:: Livingston Educational Service Agency (LESA) and partners.
Why this matters:: Provides crucial, expert-led guidance and practical strategies for families facing the complexities of raising children amidst rapidly evolving technology.
The first Livingston County Parent Summit aims to empower parents and caregivers with the knowledge and tools needed to confidently guide their children through the digital age. Recognizing the increasing influence of social media and artificial intelligence on young lives, this event offers a timely platform for learning and discussion.
Organized by the Livingston Educational Service Agency (LESA) and community partners, the summit promises a morning filled with valuable insights. Attendees can expect engaging keynote presentations and interactive workshops led by local experts. These sessions will delve into essential topics such as effective parenting techniques, fostering strong communication skills within the family, and addressing mental health concerns related to digital exposure.
The event isn't just about lectures; it includes breakfast and dedicated networking time, allowing parents to connect with others facing similar challenges. A Wellness Fair component will also feature resources from various community organizations. This holistic approach ensures attendees leave not only informed but also connected to a supportive network.
Who should attend this event?
Parents, caregivers, and anyone involved in raising children in Livingston County who wants to better understand and navigate the impact of social media and AI.
Is pre-registration required?
No, registration is not needed for parents and caregivers attending the summit. It is free and open to all.
What kind of topics will the workshops cover?
Workshops will explore parenting techniques, communication skills, mental health, managing digital world challenges, and more, led by local experts.
Gain practical strategies for parenting in the digital age (social media, AI).
Learn communication skills to connect better with children.
Discover resources for supporting youth mental health.
Connect with other parents and local experts.
Access information from community organizations at the Wellness Fair.
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