Events

The WEMTA Conference brings together current, future ,and past educators to share knowledge of library, technology, coaching, and best practice topics.

Join PBS Wisconsin Education for the following sessions:

• Acting on Act 31: Centering Indigenous Voices, Perspectives, and Stories
• Critically Analyzing Media: Empowering Students Through Media Literacy
• Let’s Whoop It Up Together! New Resources for Celebrating Creativity and Collaboration

Plus: join us for a special screening and discussion of The Librarians, a new film that follows librarians on the front lines of the fight for democracy, truth, and free access to information.

The Promoting Early Childhood Conference is a collaborative event sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction in partnership with the Wisconsin Early Childhood Collaborating Partners.

Join PBS Wisconsin Education for the presentation For the Love of Literacy: Celebrating Songs as Stories, Strategies and Sequences

Explore practical resources for building language development and early literacy skills with music and movement. This session will share playful strategies for raising readers with engaging materials from PBS Wisconsin Education.

Join PBS Wisconsin Education at the 2026 WSST Conference for the session Windows into Our Worlds: How We’re Using PBS Wisconsin’s Free Multimedia Resources in Our Science Classrooms and You Can Too!

Meet members of PBS Wisconsin’s Educator Ambassador Cohort who are experienced science educators in Wisconsin schools. They’ll share their experiences using multimedia resources in their classrooms and free PBS resources they’re using now.

Come away with insights around integrating multimedia resources you can plug into your projects, units, and programs today.

The Wisconsin Council for the Social Studies Conference offers two days of professional development, including inspiring keynotes, valuable hands-on workshops, presentations, and an exhibit hall. Join PBS Wisconsin Education for the following presentations: 

• Empowering Youth Voice through Media Production
• Principles of the American Revolution in Practice: Exploring Freedom, Liberty, and Democracy with PBS
• Incorporating American Indian Studies (Wisconsin Act 31): Centering Indigenous Narratives, Perspectives, and Stories

If you work in or with a public library or library system in Wisconsin in a role serving learners in grades 3-12 (ages 8-18+), join us to connect with colleagues and learn about free multimedia resources you can use.

• Explore high-quality, free-to-use, multimedia resources made here in Wisconsin
• Chat with colleagues from public libraries and library systems in Wisconsin about their program ideas while enjoying some snacks
• Leave with fun swag, connections, and info about resources you can plug into your library programming.

Complete the interest form by April 30, 2026.