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April 2021
Supporting Student Resilience by Using Outdoor Spaces for Health, Learning, and Play
In this second of a two-part webinar series sponsored by the California Department of Education, the founding partners of the National COVID-19 Outdoor Learning Initiative—Green Schoolyards America, Lawrence Hall of Science at UC Berkeley, Ten Strands, and San Mateo County Office of Education—and key collaborators will share resources and ideas related to the benefits of using the abundant fresh air and access to nature to reduce virus transmission and improve students’ physical and mental health and well-being, learning, and play…
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Stop AAPI Hate
A conversation with leaders on the frontlines of awareness and advocacy. Register here.
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month – Hablemos: Sanación de la violencia sexual
Join Casa de la Familia on social media to help learn and spread awareness about sexual assault and abuse and how it affects our community. April 6th: Roundtable Therapy Watch the latest episode on YouTube where clinicians talk about overcoming sexual assault trauma. April 14th: No estas solo Acompáñenos en Facebook Live para una conversación importante sobre el estigma que rodea a la agresión sexual masculina. April 15th: Real Talk with Jennifer Zowada Jennifer Zowada will discuss overcoming the trauma…
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Criminal Justice Advocacy: Using Marsy’s Law to Advocate for Survivors
oin LACLJ as we discuss Marsy's Law, also known as the California Victims' Bill of Rights, and its role in advocating for survivors. *Throughout the month of April, we will discuss the current legal landscape for sexual assault survivors in Los Angeles County and opportunities for advocacy. Register: Zoom.us
Find out more »From Surviving to Thriving! Four-Part Webinar Series – Session 4
Across four webinar sessions, Dr. Michele Borba will guide participants from across California through each chapter of her latest book, Thrivers: The Surprising Reasons Why Some Kids Struggle and Others Shine. She will outline the seven essential character traits that help children thrive, including the ability to nurture a caring heart, develop a strong mind, and cultivate a determined will. Participants will leave each session with relatable and applicable ideas to help students learn and grow. This series is designed for…
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Talleres virtuales gratis para padres – Motivando para el exito escolar
¡Únase a nuestros talleres virtuales para aprenderhabilidades parentales de ChildNet Youth & FamilyServices ofrecidos en Inglés y español!
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Weekly Free Food Distribution
For information about the weekly food distribution, please contact Tyrone Nance: (323) 221-4134, ext. 126 or tnance@vip-cmhc.org.
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Free Virtual Parenting Workshops – Motivating for School Success
Join us for ChildNet Youth & Family Services' free virtual workshops to learn parents skills. Available in English AND Spanish.
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Responding to Violence & Discrimination Against Asians & Asian Americans
On May 1, join the Girl Up community for a virtual event centered on Responding to Violence and Discrimination Against Asians & Asian-Americans. The event will feature Tawny Saez (Director, The Harris Poll), who will present a data-driven portrait of changing public attitudes towards AAPI violence and discrimination. A live panel discussion will follow, with Ryan Hom (Director, Executive Operations, United Nations Foundation) moderating a conversation between a global group of young Girl Up leaders. Register here.
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Black Therapists Support Group
A safe space for therapists of African descent to come together toprocess and receive support related to racism, discrimination, implicitbias, and micro-aggressions, along with additional experiences thatare encountered in the field of mental health. First Saturday of Every Month. For: Licensed Clinicians, Associates & Students
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