Impact Summit 2025: Advancing Family Engagement and Leadership Within Our Community
4th Annual Impact Early Childhood Education Summit
The Impact Early Childhood Education Summit is a gathering of Early Childhood Education Professionals, parents and caregivers aimed at celebrating and supporting those who are helping children, birth through third grade, to grow strong roots for a healthy foundation. Enjoy presentations and breakout sessions, network with colleagues and earn contact hour credits on art integration, educational media, STEM curriculum, equity in education, parenting and more.
June 7, 2025
Winston-Salem State University
Registration will open in April.
Request for Proposals
Thank you for submitting your proposals for Impact Summit 2025! Our request for proposals closed on Friday, March 13, 2025.
What is the Impact Early Childhood Education Summit?
PBS North Carolina presents a full day conference for educators across the state. What happens in the early years of a child’s life shapes the rest of their lives in important ways, but too often, those who are doing the work in those early years are overlooked in professional development and parenting support events.
Discover new strategies for helping our youngest learners (birth to grade 3) grow strong roots in literacy and beyond at this daylong event for educators, parents and caregivers. Attend presentations and breakout sessions, network with colleagues and earn contact hour credits on topics ranging from literacy, trauma-informed practices and cultural and linguistic inclusivity to community partnerships and improving communications with families.
This event was made possible by the generosity of our partner:
Experience the presentations showcased at the 2023 Virtual Impact Summit through the PBS App. Delve into our extensive library of on-demand sessions categorized by session title, learner age range, or themed collection.
In collaboration with partners, we deliver powerful resources designed to support effective teaching and meaningful learning for North Carolinians from birth to adult.
