Early childhood educators know that art is more than a “fun activity”—it’s a powerful way to build #language, confidence, relationships, and belonging. Many Colors, One Canvas: MD ECE Conference is designed to help educators use art intentionally and inclusively with children of diverse abilities and cultures, while also earning training hours and connecting with other professionals across Maryland.
Hosted at a vibrant arts venue in Frederick, this conference blends hands-on experiences, practical strategies, and a community-centered atmosphere that educators can bring right back to their #classrooms.
Event: Many Colors, One Canvas: MD ECE Conference
Location: The Delaplaine Arts Center, Frederick, Maryland
Focus: Practical, inclusive ways to use art with young children of diverse abilities and cultures
This dynamic professional learning experience features #early-childhood experts and a full schedule of sessions that participants must attend to receive training credit.
Participants can select from multiple attendance formats:
Or attend in half-day blocks:
To earn credit, participants must attend all sessions, which include:
These sessions are designed to support inclusive classroom practices, strengthen #culturally-responsive teaching, and expand how educators use art to support communication and #development.
Attendees can look forward to:
Inclusive, culturally responsive art experiences help children feel seen—and help educators better support each child’s strengths. Whether you’re looking to refresh your creative curriculum, strengthen inclusion strategies, or earn training hours with a meaningful learning experience, Many Colors, One Canvas offers practical tools you can use immediately.
If your classroom is ready for more joyful, accessible, and culturally affirming art experiences, this is a conference worth putting on your calendar.