Foster Care Training

This is a 2-day training (and the third module of a 4 module series) provided by the Radicle Root Collective’s Taquelia Washington and Jo Brownson which will take place from 10am-12pm on both 3/11/22 and 3/25/22. Attendance on both dates is required. Skills learned throughout this series will be transferable to many contexts, including group supervision, support groups for system involved youth and/or families, facilitating meetings of stakeholders who support system involved youth, etc. In this two-part module, participants will build their knowledge of generative conflict as it relates to facilitating conversations about race and power. Trainers will use somatic techniques, scenarios, real life examples, and role play to ground participant learning. Part one will focus on introducing the concept of generative conflict and provide reflective space for participants to reflect on their own relationship to conflict. Part two will provide opportunities for participants to practice using radicle questions and other specific strategies to help groups move to a more generative space during conflict.