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Video and slides available - How to Create a Community that Embraces Everyone, with Dr. Darin Earley

  • Mira Costa High School Auditorium Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 United States (map)
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For those who missed our Families Connected Speaker Series event with Dr. Darin Earley, or who would like more info on helping youth build healthy relationships, on this page we offer you:

  • Dr. Earley’s presentation slides

  • A video of Dr. Earley

  • Students’ key take-aways (to come)

  • Event handouts (to come)

  • Online resources to help foster empathy and inclusion

View Dr. Earley’s presentation

Thoughts from Dr. Earley

Author and renowned speaker, Darin Earley, Ed.D. has served as Director of the Loyola Marymount University Family of Schools for 10 years, and has over 18 years experience with the Los Angeles Unified School District. Dr. Earley received a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration from Howard University, his Masters degree in Educational Administration and a doctorate from the University of Southern California Rossier School of Education, with a concentration in Educational Psychology. Dr. Earley is a master teacher with a unique ability to challenge others to rethink the manner in which they interact, communicate, pursue their goals, and ultimately live their lives.

Event handouts


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We're All in this Together

The Families Connected Speaker Series is provided in partnership with South Bay Families Connected and Beach Cities Health, and is co-sponsored by the Manhattan Beach Unified School District, the Redondo Beach Unified School District, and the Hermosa Beach City School District. We thank leadership at all three districts for their guidance in the selection of speaker series topics and presenters, as well as for generously housing the majority of the Speaker Series events.

Together we also offer a weekly parent support group, the Families Connected Parent Chat. led by Dr. Moe Gelbart of the Thelma McMillen Center.

Thank you to Beach Cities Health District for generously funding The Families Connected Speaker Series.

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