Black Early Learning
Early Learning Program for Black Children
This program for young African American/Black children provides learning opportunities, connects them with other Black children, and supports parents as they help their children learn and grow. Free to all children in Lane County with Black heritage between 0-6 years old.
This program is part of the larger African American/Black Student Success Program.
The program offers:
Family visits (at home or in the community)
Connection with other families with African American/Black children
1-1 support for your child’s needs
Referrals to educational and community resources
Free books centering Black experiences
Playgroups for Black children
monthly at Adventure Children’s Museum
weekly at Bethel Family Resource Center
Developmental screening for child
Who is eligible?
This program is free for all Lane County children with African American/Black heritage between ages 0-6, regardless of your family’s income or racial/ethnic make-up.
How to sign up or have questions?
Complete the interest form below or contact Ayanna Moriguchi, Early Learning Coordinator, 541-357-5719,
blackearlylearning@unitedwaylane.org.
Community Resources
Lane African-American/Black Student Success program’s Story Time Tribes: African-American/Black children ages 1-11 can join this initiative to promote culturally inclusive literacy, increased access to books by African-American/Black authors, and support reader fluency in an effort to ensure students are reading on grade level by grade 3. Read full flier here and sign up here.