Literature for children and teens has long been the most frequently banned category of books in the US, and recent events across America have only intensified the trend.
The Niagara Frontier Reading Council has chosen YOU CAN'T SAY THAT!: Writers for Young People Talk about Censorship, Free Expression, and the Stories They Have to Tell for its Spring Professional Book Discussion…
AND we are delighted to announce that renowned historian, author, and international lecturer Leonard S. Marcus will join our virtual Spring 2023 Professional Book Discussion Group to discuss this important topic.
What happens when freedom of expression comes under threat? In his illustrated talk, Mr. Marcus will offer an eye-opening look and much needed perspective on book censorship past and present—its patterns and consequences, and what can be done to protect young people's right to read. An opportunity for questions and answers will follow.
Please see below for more information and click here to register for this exciting CTLE-credit event! Questions? Contact Judy Bradbury at judybradburywrites@gmail.com.
The Niagara Frontier Reading Council has chosen YOU CAN'T SAY THAT!: Writers for Young People Talk about Censorship, Free Expression, and the Stories They Have to Tell for its Spring Professional Book Discussion…
AND we are delighted to announce that renowned historian, author, and international lecturer Leonard S. Marcus will join our virtual Spring 2023 Professional Book Discussion Group to discuss this important topic.
What happens when freedom of expression comes under threat? In his illustrated talk, Mr. Marcus will offer an eye-opening look and much needed perspective on book censorship past and present—its patterns and consequences, and what can be done to protect young people's right to read. An opportunity for questions and answers will follow.
Please see below for more information and click here to register for this exciting CTLE-credit event! Questions? Contact Judy Bradbury at judybradburywrites@gmail.com.
2023-2024 Events
The NFRC WNY Children's Book Expo Supporters
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Events 2021-2022
Using the Nervous System to Manage Student behaviors
Join Us for the 4 Session, Using the Nervous System to Manage Student Behaviors with Lauren Etu, MS CAS RYT. This event is brought to you in collaboration with the NFRC, Monkey See Monkey Do Bookstore & the Center for Literacy and Reading Instruction (CLaRI). Click on the Event Registration button below for details and to register. Be sure to complete the registration form & payment to finalize your registration.
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Presenter: Lauren Etu, MS CAS RYT
In collaboration with Monkey See Monkey Do Bookstore & the Center for Literacy and Reading Instruction (CLaRI) at the University ay Buffalo.
Event Details:
These four training sessions will teach you theory and classroom interventions to "hack" into your students' nervous systems to bring them into a calm, ready-to-learn state. Participants will learn over 50 strategies to help children .
Registration Required:
Event Date/Time:
Location: CLaRI - UB North Campus
Information about the Speaker: Lauren Etu, MS CAS RYT, is a 20-year veteran school psychologist. She has worked with pre- schoolers to high school students across Western New York. Witnessing the impact of trauma, stress, and mental illness on children and their families drew Lauren to become a registered yoga teacher, as well as a certified trauma and resilience practitioner. After watching reward systems and behavior plans continue to miss the mark, she knew there had to be something different for these students. She learned recent neuroscience research has shown trauma and stress are stored in the body—you have to use your body to work through and process those emotions.
In collaboration with Monkey See Monkey Do Bookstore & the Center for Literacy and Reading Instruction (CLaRI) at the University ay Buffalo.
Event Details:
These four training sessions will teach you theory and classroom interventions to "hack" into your students' nervous systems to bring them into a calm, ready-to-learn state. Participants will learn over 50 strategies to help children .
Registration Required:
- Click the Event Registration button on the right to start the registration process.
- Be sure to complete the registration form and select your payment option at the bottom of the page.
- $40 for NFRC members
- $60 for non-members
- Payment: Paypal, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Credit Card.
- The credit card option will be selected by default.
- If using, type in your credit card information to begin the payment process.
Event Date/Time:
- 3 virtual sessions
Evening sessions: Wednesdays January 5, 12, & 19 from 6:30-7:30pm - 1 in-person/virtual session
Saturday session: January 22 from 1-3pm
Location: CLaRI - UB North Campus
Information about the Speaker: Lauren Etu, MS CAS RYT, is a 20-year veteran school psychologist. She has worked with pre- schoolers to high school students across Western New York. Witnessing the impact of trauma, stress, and mental illness on children and their families drew Lauren to become a registered yoga teacher, as well as a certified trauma and resilience practitioner. After watching reward systems and behavior plans continue to miss the mark, she knew there had to be something different for these students. She learned recent neuroscience research has shown trauma and stress are stored in the body—you have to use your body to work through and process those emotions.
Free Event: Build Your Stack - Spring Book Fair & Share - April 6, 2022
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Event: Build your Stack: Spring Book Fair & Share Date: Wednesday, April 6th 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Location: CLaRI (17 Baldy Hall, Buffalo, NY 14260- North Campus) Light Refreshments will be served We will be listening to Kim Krug and Judy Bradbury talk about newly released books, have a chance to see all the books, and a chance to buy these books. This is a free event and there will be raffles. Registration link |
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Using the Nervous System to Manage Student Behaviors
These four training sessions will teach you theory and classroom interventions to "hack" into your students' nervous systems to bring them into a calm, ready-to-learn state. Participants will learn over 50 strategies to help children.
Dates: January 5, 12, 19 & 22, 2022
Presenter: Lauren Etu, MS CAS RYT
In collaboration with Monkey See Monkey Do Bookstore & the Center for Literacy and Reading Instruction (CLaRI) at the University ay Buffalo. Register Here
NFRC Past Events 2021
Mary Miller, President of NYSRA and Education Services Director, NY News Publishers Association -April 7
Come and learn about strategies to help educators and students think critically about media messages, identify sources, and gain a deeper understanding of how news professionals gather and disseminate information. Presented virtually on Wednesday, April 7th, 7:00- 8:30 p.m. by Mary Miller, President of NYSRA and Education Services Director, NY News Publishers Association. This event will count as 90-minutes of CTLE credits. Free to attend and NFRC membership not required. Register by April, 5th. Questions, contact Ashlee Campbell (ashleeeb@buffalo.edu).
