Infancy Institute
The Infancy Institute is an early childhood development conference that provides training and intensive workshops for professionals who work with infants and toddlers. We welcome caregivers, teachers, directors, trainers, home visitors, parents, early interventionists, developmental specialists, social workers, family childcare providers, and others who support young children in a variety of settings.
The annual conference highlights cutting-edge developments in research, relationship-based practice, and family-centered care and has educated thousands of infant/toddler specialists from around the world.
2022 Conference
Save the Date for this year’s Infancy Institute on June 28, 29, 30, 2022, which will be in a hybrid format. Approximately 100 participants will join us in person at Bank Street’s campus, while others who are not able to attend in person will join us online. As with our recent virtual Infancy Institutes, people may join us live or access the recorded workshops.
Our keynote speaker Mr. Chazz will help us understand behavior and how to teach emotionally healthy habits to our youngest children. Susanne Walker Wilson will be our featured speaker and will share trauma-informed and resiliency-focused tools to encourage regulation. Workshops about families, curriculum, development, infant mental health, and more will be offered throughout the 3-day event.
2022 Keynote Speaker
As an attendee, you’ll practice understanding behavior through the brain and truly seeing behavior so that you’re in a better position to teach emotionally healthy habits to children.
History of the Infancy Institute
Related Graduate School Programs
Infant and Family Development and Early Intervention/Early Childhood Special Education
Infant and Family Development and Early Intervention/Dual degree with Hunter College School of Social Work
Infant and Family Development and Early Intervention (Non-certification)
Early Childhood Special and General Education Dual Certification
Early Childhood Leadership Advanced Certificate
