We're so excited to introduce you to Jessica Davis (she/her), our Office & Facilities Coordinator. Even though she's only been with CHP for a few weeks, she's already made a huge difference in the way things run around here. A Washington State native, Jessica holds an undergraduate degree in Health Care Science and a master’s degree in health promotion from the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs. Prior to joining CHP, Jessica was in administration, operations, and management while serving as an Office Coordinator for UCCS. She has a passion for creating a community that incorporates a sense of belonging and support amongst all individuals. In her free time, Jessica enjoys spending time with family and friends, while discovering the beautiful Colorado hikes and scenic drives. Welcome, Jessica!
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For more than 40 years, fostering a sense of belongingness has been at the core of Primrose Schools. From classrooms to our Support Center, we focus on creating and maintaining an environment where everyone feels welcomed and included and where our similarities and differences are celebrated with kindness and respect. In Primrose schools, teachers use books, music, engaging art projects and more to help children see themselves reflected in the world around them and share about the traditions and activities that are important to their families. And every year on September 29, we celebrate our National Day of Belongingness when we invite families from Primrose and beyond to join us in exploring the idea of belongingness and looking for ways to nurture this feeling at home and in their community. Read more about how a sense of belonging is fostered at Primrose. https://bit.ly/3Tm5lTO
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We are back, baby! And we're stoked to invite you all to the FOURTH season of Racial Justice Weavings. These weekly gatherings are for outdoor education and recreation professionals from any school, company, or organization, in any role. First-timers and old-timers all welcome and encouraged! If you are seeking support for: processing your summer or fall season with a racial justice lens, racial justice work you're doing in your own family or workplace, or your personal liberation practice, join us. We're here to do it in community. Logistics: - Wednesday evenings on Zoom, 6-8pm MST - September 4 - December 11, 2024 (with a few breaks in there) - Sliding scale pricing and we will not let cost be a barrier to anyone participating. In September 2020, we (Steph and Ella) began hosting a weekly space for our fellow backpacking and climbing instructors to talk about white supremacy, racism, and racial justice in outdoor education. The Racial Justice Weavings - "Weavings" - were named to place this gathering within its context: a long history and future of racial justice advocacy in outdoor spaces and education. The goal was to foster antiracist culture in our outdoor leadership school through collective learning and relationship-building. This relational, culture-shifting work is slow but it is powerful. We have learned and grown a lot together in the last four years, and we’re eager to keep building and deepening with the next cohort. Message [email protected] to sign up.
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We spent the day yesterday with our staff and board evaluating and strategizing about our high-level misson, KPI's, and goals, and it felt only fitting to end the day on the eighth floor of the District 121 Building as the highest point in McKinney. Thankful to have a board and staff with great vision to see the future, hearts to strengthen the community, and hands to work out what strategic growth in McKinney can look like. Brian Loughmiller Kurt Kuehn Julie Williams Scott Woodruff Chantelle Kadala Matt Hamilton Thad Helsley Mark Denissen Michael Kowski Michael Talley Madison Clark Caroline Causey Mike Wilkes Luke Gajary
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Have you ever thought about how DEI efforts in the outdoor realm can improve peoples' lives? Did you know that 74% of communities of color in the contiguous United States live in nature-deprived areas, compared with just 23 percent of white communities?* This interesting article from the Outdoor Industry Association celebrates Hispanic leaders who are working to foster outdoor spaces that are inclusive, equitable, and diverse. Kudos to these people who are working to make sure everyone has access and feels welcome to enjoy the beauty of nature close to where they live. *Source: Vincent A. Landau, Meredith L. McClure, and Brett G. Dickson, “Analysis of the Disparities in Nature Loss and Access to Nature. Technical Report.” (Truckee, CA: Conservation Science Partners, 2020) https://lnkd.in/eTqeKqpX
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
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2wJessica is the best! and runs a tight ship at CHP! 🎉