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Early Childhood Education and Training Program

Our Awards

2017 Telly Award, Bronze winner

2017 Awards

Apex 2010 award

2010 Awards

2007 Awards

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  • The 2007 W3 Awards - Silver Award (website)
  • The Aurora Award, Gold Award, Category: PSA-Non-profit Sponsor- "Parent Education Campaign"
  • The Aurora Award, Gold Award, Category: Issue Awareness- "Mandated Reporter Training for Health Care Providers"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "Crazy Busy"
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention - "OOEY GOOEY and Fun"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "Parent Education Program"
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention - "Prevent and Protect"
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention - "SUNY Urban Teacher Education Program"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "You Can’t Make Me"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Excellence - "Indian Child Welfare Act"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "Mandated Reporting for Health Care Providers"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Excellence - "The hidden Dangers of Methamphetamines"
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention - "YIP: Confronting Stereotypes of Youth in Progress"

2006 Awards

  • The Telly Award, Bronze - Mandated Reporter Training for Hospital and Community-Based Health Care Providers
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - Sing It Again! Interacting with Children Through Music
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - Too Sexy, Too Soon: Understanding Children’s Sexual Development
  • The Telly Award, Bronze -“You Can’t Make Me”: A Practical Guide to Positive Discipline
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - OOEY GOOEY and Fun: How to Make Your Program Child Centered
  • The Communicators Award, Honorable Mention - New York Loves Safe Babies (Spanish)
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - Mandated Reporter Training for Health Care Providers
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - The hidden Dangers of Methamphetamines
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - Prevent and Protect
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - Too Sexy, Too Soon
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Excellence - Crazy Busy
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - OOEY GOOEY and Fun
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - Sing It Again!
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction, Government/Training - “Playing It Safe”
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention, Government/Training - “Sing It Again!”
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Excellence, TV Programs/Promotion - “Youth in Progress”

2005 Awards

awards we have won
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - long-form videotape "Youth in Progress"
  • The Telly Award, Silver - long-form videotape "HIV Risk Reduction"
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - training videoconference "Circle of Friends"
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - training videoconference "The Creative Curriculum"
  • The Telly Award, Silver - training videoconference "Rock Around the Clock"
  • The Telly Award, Bronze - training videoconference "Weaving Wonderful Tales"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: General Instructions - "Playing It Safe"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: General Instructions - "Mandated Reporter Training for EMT's"
  • The Aurora Awards, Platinum Award/Best of Show, Category: General Instructions - "Weaving Wonderful Tales"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: General Instructions - "The Creative Curriculum"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: General Instructions - "Rock Around The Clock"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: General Instructions - "Circle of Friends"
  • The Aurora Awards, Platinum Award/Best of Show, Category: Public Relations/Awareness - "CBVH: The Business Enterprise Program"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: Fund Raising - "Youth in Progress"
  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award, Category: Corporate Identity/Image - "Training Strategies Group"
  • The Communicators Award, Educational Institutions/Training, Crystal Award of Excellence "Playing It Safe"
  • The Communicators Award, External Communications/Marketing (Service), Crystal Award of Excellence "CBVH The Business Enterprise Program"
  • The Communicators Award, Educational Institutions/Grades K-12, Award of Distinction “HIV Risk Reduction: Using Male Condoms”
  • The Communicators Award, Educational Institutions/Training, Award of Distinction “Rock Around the Clock”
  • The Communicators Award, Educational Institutions/Training, Award of Distinction “The Creative Curriculum”
  • The Communicators Award, External Communications/Non-Profit, Honorable Mention “Youth In Progress”

2004 Awards

  • The Aurora Awards, International Gold Award- "Looking at Your Business with Legal Eyes"
  • The Aurora Awards, International Gold Award- "The Very Hungry Cat in the Hat: An Author Study of Eric Carle and Dr. Seuss"
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - "Keeping Your Center Safe and Healthy - A Training Program for Day Care Center Staff"
  • The Communicators Award, Award of Distinction - "The Very Hungry Cat in the Hat: An Author Study of Eric Carle and Dr. Seuss"
  • The Telly Award, Winner - "The Very Hungry Cat in the Hat: An Author Study of Eric Carle and Dr. Seuss"
  • The Telly Award, Finalist - "Literacy: What's Play Got to do with It"
  • The Telly Award, Finalist - "Keeping Your Center Safe and Healthy - A Training Program for Day Care Center Staff"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "Family type Homes for Adults"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Excellence - "How Does the Brain Read Words? What is Dyslexia?"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "Keeping Your Center Safe and Healthy: A Training Program for Day Care Center Staff"
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention - "The Very Hungry Cat in the Hat: An Author Study of Eric Carle and Dr. Seuss"

2003 Awards

  • The Aurora Awards, Gold Award - "Skipper's Story"
  • The Videographer Award, Honorable Mention - "Sticks and Stones: Fostering Resiliency in Children"
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - "Skipper’s Story"
  • The 24th Annual Telly Award, Silver Telly Award - "Sticks and Stones: Fostering Resiliency in Children"

2002 Awards

  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - “Learning in Action”
  • The 23rd Annual Telly Awards, Finalist - “Be Business Smart”

2001 Awards

  • The Communicator Award, Award of Distinction - “Creating a Safe Child Care Program”
  • The Videographer Award, Award of Distinction - “Creating a Safe Child Care Program”
  • The 22nd Annual Telly Awards, “Effective Strategies for Managing Challenging Behavior in 5 to 9 Year Olds”

1999 Awards

  • National Education Media Network, Silver Apple Award, "The Developing Brain"

1998 Awards

  • National Staff Development and Training Association, Quality and Innovation in Training Award
  • The Vision Award Honoring Excellence in Television Production, National Finalist, "The Developing Brain"
  • The Film Council of Greater Columbus Honorable Mention, “The Developing Brain” Videoconference, 46th Annual Columbus International Film and Video Festival
  • CINDY Award - Silver, Region 3/Eastern Canada and Northeastern United States - "The Developing Brain"

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