course »Understanding White Supremacy Culture & Characteristics to Support Improved Outcomes for System Involved Youth

Date: 7/8/2024, 10:00 am—1:00 pm
County: -Training Offerings
CEUs: 2.75
Location: -DISTANCE LEARNING
Sponsor: Fred Finch Youth & Family Services
Phone: 510-482-2244
This training will explore the foundational concept of white supremacy culture & its roots in colonization. Participants will examine the ways that white supremacy culture overtly & covertly teaches us that whiteness holds value & explore ways to interrupt it within efforts to support youth, young adults, & families who are system-involved or at high risk of system-involvement. By using the work of Tema Okun, participants will learn about each characteristic of white supremacy culture & identify the role that these characteristics play in their efforts to support youth who are system-involved or at high risk of system-involvement. Through journal reflection, discussion, & group activities, participants will develop multiple strategies & frameworks to interrupt & disrupt the ways we perpetuate white supremacy culture & inevitably support improved outcomes for youth & families who are system-involved or at high risk of system-involvement.