Join MI-AIMH for two powerful days of connection, learning, and reflection. This year’s theme honors the invisible threads that bind our work. Together we will explore the vital role of trust and vulnerability in supervision, especially when addressing race, identity, culture, and power. Together, we’ll unpack what fosters honest conversations and meaningful support for professionals working with young children and families.

Attendees will receive My Hero’s Journey E-Workbook as we examine topics like ruptures in relationships and the impact of power and privilege. Through real-world examples, we’ll highlight ways to enhance workforce well-being and retention to strengthen early childhood systems.

Keynote Presenters & Breakout Facilitators: The Racialized Reflective Practice Team!

• Marva L. Lewis, PhD, IMH-E®
• Lanh T. Durlak, LMHC, NCC, IMH-E®
• Samantha S. Colson, MSW, MS, IMH-E®
• Megan M. Smith, LCAT, MT-BC, IMH-E®

May 13–14, 2025 | Virtual Event | Earn up to 8.0 CEUs

REGISTRATION:
Registration Fee $150 for up to 8.0 Continuing Education hours

*Scholarship Application available