We connect with the early childhood community in a variety of ways: conferences, school events, professional development, trainings, parent workshops, and more. and it all starts with great partners.
The Early Learning Project at Envision Utah empowers partners all across the state. Here are a few examples of services we offer, and the types of events we like to attend—and host!
Training
Professional development - We would love to come out to your office, classroom, school, childcare center, or facility to introduce brain-building to the professionals you work with or manage.
Staff training - Our project staff has conducted dozens of staff trainings. We’re on hand to help! Let us take a few minutes of your scheduled meeting or conference call to share the importance of brain-building with your faculty or staff.
Parent workshops – Brain-building 101 - We relish any time we can interact with parents directly. Let us present directly to your parents and share the brain-building tips and tricks straight from the brain-science experts.
Conference Calls
Join periodic community calls to introduce and empower new staff and employees with brain-building science and strategies in their every-day moments with children and families.
Tabling Events
Invite us to your event! We’d love to share brain-building with your community.
All of our services are completely free.
Contact us for tabling events or training opportunities for your organization →
The Early Learning Breakfast
We'd love to have you join Envision Utah and the Utah early childhood community at our annual breakfast! Interested in sponsoring an event? Let us know!
Envision Utah’s Early Learning Project continues to connect with parents and families around the state to share the importance of early brain development and Vroom as an incredible brain-building tool. The annual Early Learning Breakfast gives attendees the opportunity to:
Network with like-minded movers and shakers
Keep up with and help grow Utah’s early childhood community
Take home some Vroom swag and other great brain-building resources and materials
The early childhood community in Utah is growing and we’d love you to join us.
2025 Early Learning Breakfast
SPRING 2025 DATE AND MORE DETAILS COMING SOON!
Orangerie, Red Butte Garden
Breakfast served at 8:45 AM
program starts at 9:00 AM
2024 Keynote - Quang-Tuyen T. Nguyen, MD, FAAP
She/her/hers
Dr. Quang-Tuyen T. Nguyen (“Dr. Q”) is an associate professor in the Division of General Pediatrics and currently serves as the vice-chair for Justice Equity Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) in the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Utah. She serves the larger community through the University of Utah and Primary Children’s Intermountain Medical Center.
Dr. Nguyen’s research, advocacy, and education interests focus on early childhood experiences, working with under-resourced families and supporting family units using frameworks of relational health and preventative care. She believes that families who are least resourced are the ones most at risk of longer term behavioral and physical health issues across their lifespan. Empowering patients to be seen and cared for in a humanistic health system ensures resilience, family and community cohesion, and medical service that is individually appropriate and relevant.
Within her academic community, Dr. Nguyen has had a heavy focus on education, working with medical students and trainees, faculty development and engagement. Research aefforts have included workshops and trainings on bias, course facilitation on difficult themes such as racism, parity, error, and justice in medicine.
Check out these photos from our events over the years!
