Brazelton Touchpoints Center

💜 Flashback Friday: Remembering Our Founder
T. Berry Brazelton reminded us that attachment isn’t built in a single moment—it grows through connection, care, and everyday interactions. For 30 years, his vision has inspired our work to support stronger relationships, stronger families, and brighter futures.

Learn more about T. Berry Brazelton here https://www.brazeltontouchpoints.org/about/our-founder/

🌎🎬 What better way to kick off a national conversation on children and climate than with a powerful film?

Join the Brazelton Touchpoints Center for a free virtual screening of Hollow Tree, followed by a conversation with producer Chachi Hauser. The film follows three teenagers growing up in coastal Louisiana as they witness the environmental changes shaping their home—and their future.

📅 October 7, 2026
🕖 7–8:30 pm ET / 4–5:30 pm PT
💻 Free & Virtual

Then, continue the conversation at the National Summit for Children’s Health in a Changing Climate on October 21!

🎟️ Register for the film screening: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oV7HTPMHSyiNqF6C_Jk6AA

Missed the Episode? View the Recording!

Did you miss Episode 1, Between Two Worlds: Supporting Children and Families Navigating Immigration, Trauma, and Identity? The conversation explored the psychological and developmental experiences of children in immigrant families, the challenges and trauma they may face, and how relationships, communication, cultural understanding, and community can help families build resilience while navigating two worlds.

Hear from Dr. Torres, drawing on behavioral science, cultural intelligence, and 30 years of applied fieldwork to offer insights for families, practitioners, and anyone supporting children navigating immigration, identity, and change.

📅 Originally held: Wednesday, September 23, 2026
🕒 3–4 pm ET | 12–1 pm PT
👉 Watch the recording and continue the conversation. https://youtu.be/3qNdJWw8njM

Between Two Worlds: Supporting Children and Families Navigating Immigration, Trauma, and Identity Learning to Listen: Conversations for Change Fall 2026Episode 1 – ...

TODAY! Don’t Forget to Register!

💛Somos Familias Latinas is back with an important conversation about family, resilience, and community.

Episode 1 – Holding Our Families Together in Uncertain Times
📅 Monday, September 28, 2026
🕒 3–4 pm ET | 12–1 pm PT

For many familias latinas, uncertainty has become part of everyday life. Join us for an honest conversation about navigating difficult times while drawing strength from family, community, and resilience. 👉 Register today and join us! https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3T8Hn2SUQqey-4OZQZoL6w

🌎 This Wednesday! Don’t Forget to Register!

Between Two Worlds: Stories, Identity & Resilience
Join Dr. Monica Torres this Wednesday, for a powerful conversation exploring the experiences of immigrant children and families—and how communication, relationships, and community can help build resilience and protect identity.

📅 Wednesday, September 23, 2026
🕒 3 PM ET | 12 PM PT
🎟️ Free + live Spanish translation and captioning
👉 Don’t forget to register: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Vt0Ukg--QhWdw7bpH4dRXw #/registration

🌽 Our Sacred Foods Project

Food is more than nourishment — it’s connection.

Join us to learn how Indigenous families are reclaiming food systems and teaching young children about ancestral knowledge and Indigenous foods. This conversation explores how food connects us to culture, community, and well-being. Together, we’ll hear how one initiative is creating change and supporting families in meaningful ways.

📅 Friday, October 2 @ 3–4 pm ET / 12–1 pm PT.
Register today. https://tinyurl.com/Turtle-Talk2026

How do families stay strong when the future feels uncertain?

Join us for the opening conversation in Somos Familias Latinas, as we explore the realities many Latino families are facing today—from immigration-related stress and uncertainty to the everyday challenges of navigating systems that can feel overwhelming.

Together, we’ll reflect on the resilience, love, and community that help families move forward, even in difficult times. Through honest conversation, we’ll celebrate the strength of neighbors supporting each other, families caring for one another, and the deep connections that sustain our communities.

📅 Monday, September 28, 2026 | 3–4 pm ET / 12–1 pm PT
✨ All are welcome. Register today and join the conversation: https://tinyurl.com/SFL-2026

All conversations offered in English y Español.
Presented with Children's Partnership

🌎 Between Two Worlds: Stories, Identity & Resilience
What happens when children are navigating immigration, trauma, identity, and life between two worlds?

Join Dr. Monica Torres for a powerful conversation exploring the experiences of immigrant children and families—and how communication, relationships, and community can help build resilience and protect identity.
📅 September 23 | 3 PM ET
🎟️ Free + live Spanish translation and captioning
👉 Register today and join the conversation!
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Vt0Ukg--QhWdw7bpH4dRXw #/registration

📬 What’s happening at BTC this September?

Our September newsletter is packed with opportunities to learn, connect, and grow.
🌱 Head Start Strong — Stay informed and find resources around proposed changes to Head Start.
📚 Fall Learning Opportunities — Discover upcoming trainings and professional development.
💬 Family & Community Conversations — Explore topics including developmental challenges, immigration, trauma, identity, and family engagement.
🌎 Children, Climate & Community — Learn about upcoming events focused on children’s health and a changing climate.
✨ Plus, discover new resources, publications, and updates from BTC!

👉 Read the September BTC Newsletter: https://conta.cc/4qPh2BV

🌎 What if protecting children from climate change starts with the places where they learn, play, and grow?

At the Brazelton Touchpoints Center, we’re bringing together people who are already doing this work—and those ready to join them.

The National Summit for Children’s Health in a Changing Climate will spotlight real-world examples of communities, early learning programs, healthcare providers, and local leaders working together to protect children’s health and build climate-resilient communities.

From air quality and extreme weather to climate-ready early learning spaces and Indigenous approaches to connecting children with the land, this summit is about moving from concern to action.

📅 Wednesday, October 21, 2026
🕛 12–5:30 pm ET / 9 am–2:30 pm PT
💻 Free & virtual
🇪🇸 Live Spanish translation + captioning available

Come learn what’s working—and leave with ideas you can bring back to your own community.

👉 Register for free: https://www.brazeltontouchpoints.org/climate-summit/