Collaboration and Anti Racist Practice

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Starts: Oct 20th 1:00 PM
Ends: Oct 20th 2:15 PM

This transformative session explores the powerful role of collaboration as anti-racist practice. Participants will engage in discussions and activities that underscore the importance of self-awar... SHOW MORE

This transformative session explores the powerful role of collaboration as anti-racist practice. Participants will engage in discussions and activities that underscore the importance of self-awareness, specifically in recognizing personal biases and preconceptions. We will also delve into the art of initiating collaboration effectively, while demonstrating how to preserve trust and facilitate healthy communication throughout conflict resolution processes. The aim is to empower attendees with practical tools for creating and fostering equitable social dynamics in their respective fields. This session seeks to unlock participants' potential to drive change and build a more inclusive space in the areas of child welfare, family support and community development, through collaboration.
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 Dr. Anita EwanSpeaker

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SESSION INFORMATION WILL BECOME AVAILABLE AT 12:00 PM, OCT 20TH (EASTERN TIME)

This transformative session explores the powerful role of collaboration as anti-racist practice. Participants will engage in discussions and activities that underscore the importance of self-awareness, specifically in recognizing personal biases and preconceptions. We will also delve into the art of initiating collaboration effectively, while demonstrating how to preserve trust and facilitate healthy communication throughout conflict resolution processes. The aim is to empower attendees with practical tools for creating and fostering equitable social dynamics in their respective fields. This session seeks to unlock participants' potential to drive change and build a more inclusive space in the areas of child welfare, family support and community development, through collaboration.

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