The goal of this session is to allow participants the opportunity to explore the importance of a nurturing fatherhood environment for children, mothers, and fathers while children are in care. Through interactive discussion, participants will share current practices, discover the benefits of engaging the men in early care, and design strategies all programs can adopt.
This will be a virtual webinar with Gayle Anderson, Early Education Specialist at The Family Conservancy.
Gayle has a background in early education as well as a Masters in Adult and Continuing Education. She is a certified trainer of the Ages and Stages Questionnaire, IGDIs, and Start Early Educare topics on essential practices, as well as a Family Development Credential instructor. She has been training Early Childhood educators and family advocates for over 25 years.
Join Kansas City PBS at the UMKC Student Union Theater for a preview screening of its upcoming documentary AIDS in KC: The Early Days and a Q&A session with subjects featured in the film, moderated by producer Sandy Woodson. Local artists living with HIV will display created works prior to the screening.
From Kansas City PBS and producers Woodson and Emily Woodring (Womontown), comes a new half-hour documentary that explores the early days of the AIDS crisis in Kansas City and the lifelong impact it had on survivors and their caregivers. AIDS in KC: The Early Days will premiere on Nov. 3 2022, in honor of the 40th anniversary of the first reported case in Kansas City.
PARKING INFORMATION: Free parking is available. Upon arrival, guests are free to park on fifth and sixth levels of the Cherry Street Parking Garage at 5005 Oak Street. Access to the Student Union Theater is available via the walkway on the fifth level of the garage.
Tickets to this event are no longer available through Kansas City PBS. Please keep an eye on our Events page for future opportunities!
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Talented performers and YouTube sensations, The Piano Guys, are coming to town and you can see them perform—and even meet them—just by making your gift of membership to Kansas City PBS!
The Piano Guys at The Midland Theatre
Monday, December 5, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets will be mailed approximately 2 weeks prior to the event.
Thank you for supporting Kansas City PBS!
Join Kansas City PBS for this fantastic holiday tradition and see TSO LIVE at the T-Mobile Center! When you support this public television station with your gift of membership, we will thank you with one prime seating ticket to Trans-Siberian Orchestra on December 26. The seats are located on the floor or lower bowl (your choice)—either way, you’ll be up close to the action!
Show your support for amazing year-round programming on Kansas City PBS by becoming a member today!
Trans-Siberian Orchestra at the T-Mobile Center
Monday, Dec. 26, 2022 at 3 p.m.
*Digital tickets will be distributed via the AXS App approximately 10 to 14 days prior to the event. No physical tickets will be mailed for this event.
Join Kansas City PBS for this fantastic holiday tradition and see TSO LIVE at the T-Mobile Center! When you support this public television station with your gift of membership, we will thank you with one prime seating ticket to Trans-Siberian Orchestra on December 26. The seats are located on the floor or lower bowl (your choice)—either way, you’ll be up close to the action!
Show your support for amazing year-round programming on Kansas City PBS by becoming a member today!
Trans-Siberian Orchestra at the T-Mobile Center
Monday, Dec. 26, 2022 at 8 p.m.
*Digital tickets will be distributed via the AXS App approximately 10 to 14 days prior to the event. No physical tickets will be mailed for this event.
Join Kansas City PBS at the Midwest Trust Center for an unforgettable evening with the Bobby Watson Quartet! When you support Kansas City PBS with your gift of membership, we will thank you with a pair of Prime Seating tickets OR VIP tickets that include a Meet & Greet with Kansas City jazz legend, Bobby Watson himself! VIP seats will be in the center section, within the first two rows, Prime Seats in the center section within the first ten rows.
This will be a performance you do not want to miss! Make your gift to Kansas City PBS and secure your tickets now.
Winterlude: Bobby Watson Quartet
Yardley Hall at the Midwest Trust Center
Sunday, Jan. 15, 2022 at 7 p.m.
*Digital tickets will be distributed approximately 10 to 14 days prior to the event. Physical tickets will not be distributed for this event.
Through consistency and expectations, an effective daily routine helps ensure that children have the ability to predict the events of their day. We’ll learn strategies for using visual daily schedules to provide a sense of safety, practice pre-reading skills, gain a sense of time management, and support children in handling changes within the routine.
Trainer: Laura Begnoche, Early Care, and Education Specialist, The Family Conservancy
Earn 2 clock hours.
Registration link.
This doesn’t happen often…
Four former mayors of Kansas City share the same stage in this televised event at the Truman Auditorium of the Kansas City Plaza Library.
It’s a pre-Mayoral and City Council election forum that would lift the hood on City Hall and the myths and realities of running the city.
Kansas City PBS partners with the KC Public Library and the Citizens Association in bringing together Emanuel Cleaver, Kay Barnes, Mark Funkhouser and Sly James.
This event will be recorded and portions will be featured in an hourlong Kansas City Week in Review special, airing on February 3.
Join Kansas City PBS and award winning producer Catherine Hoffman for a screening of “Preserving Our Past: The Story Continues“.
Although we strive for diversity and inclusion in our current day nation and world – racism, and prejudices still plague us heavily. Our nation is still steeped in negative beliefs, mindsets, and actions that stagnate progress and growth amongst humankind. Thus, relationships between different ethnicities and cultures continue to suffer. But most importantly, how does this continued dedication to separatism and biases affect young children? How does it affect their social/emotional and physical development and overall school life? This workshop will dig deep to find answers to these questions while offering research-based analogies and education, and life experience testimonies while discussing what we all can do to create a culturally competent life for children that is built on equity, inclusion, objectivity, and love.
Presenter: Phyllis Harris, President at Pathfinders Professional Development, LLC
Participants earn 2 clock hours.