Upcoming events

The 2026 Legislative Session is almost here, and the Utah Afterschool Network is teaming up with state legislators for Advocacy 101, an interactive workshop designed to help you confidently champion afterschool programs. Together, we’ll explore practical ways to elevate your voice and empower your staff, families, and young people to speak up for the programs that matter in their communities.

Northern Recharge

Join us for Northern Recharge held at Glendale Middle School, 1430 West Andrew Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 on February 21st, 2026, 10 am-4 pm.  This in-person event will allow you to  learn, connect, and recharge with your peers.

Get ready to explore fresh strategies in youth development, school-day alignment, community service, high-quality programming, STEM, leadership, social-emotional learning, well-being, and program planning.

You’re invited to join the Utah Afterschool Network and youth-serving organizations from across the state for Afterschool Day on the Hill!

Come raise your voice, elevate youth perspectives, and help champion the future of afterschool in Utah. We hope to see you there!

Register here.

Virtual Recharge Rural Community

Get ready for a one-day, live workshop packed with connection, inspiration, and ideas, designed just for afterschool programs! Friday, March 6, 10:00 am- 3:30 pm.

This special event is open to programs 80+ miles from Salt Lake City. Northern boundary: Hyrum, UT, and areas to the North, Northeast, or Northwest. Southern boundary: Nephi, UT, and areas to the South, Southeast, or Southwest

Can’t make it live? No worries! The workshop will be recorded and available for 45 days after the event. Access to the recording will also be available to attendees with Early Bird Registration to Northern Recharge.

Spaces are limited, so grab your spot and recharge, connect, and spark new ideas with fellow rural afterschool programs!

Building Your Bounce

Promoting Adult Resilience is an engaging 4-part hybrid workshop focused on strengthening your well-being and resilience. Learn practical, low-cost strategies to reduce stress, boost social-emotional health, and better support the children, families, and communities you serve. Participants will use the free Devereux Adult Resilience Survey (DARS) to gain personal insight and leave feeling energized, inspired, and ready to make meaningful, positive changes. The workshop includes three 1-hour virtual sessions and one 3-hour in-person session, with two cohorts available.