We are excited to announce our Black Caucus Forum session at the National Association for Family Child Care Annual @nafccs Conference in St. Louis! This session offers a unique opportunity to engage with fellow members, share experiences, and contribute to the collective voice of our community. Facilitator: Meghan L. Green, EdD Date: July 26, 2024 Time: 3:00 - 4:30 PM Room: Grand Ballroom H Join us and be a part of this important discussion! #NAFCCCommunity #NAFCCTHRIVE24 #NAFCC
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Please join us Wednesday, August 21st for our conference call, What Matters Now: Trust Services for Life’s Special Challenges. Peter Wayne, General Counsel to Advocacy Trust and The Forge Companies, a strategic partner with ARS, and Tom Winnick, ARS' Director of Business Development will engage in a question-and-answer session covering several topics: - One in ten American Families grapple with physical, intellectual, or sensory disabilities on a daily basis. - How to get started with setting up a Special Needs Trust. - Why now is a good time to revisit your existing Special Needs Trust. Register here: https://hubs.li/Q02L9XY10
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This #Juneteenth2024, we honor human rights and resilience, reflecting on the critical importance of health equity and addressing disparities in maternal and infant health within the Black community. At Lamaze, we are dedicated to promoting and creating awareness of safe and healthy pregnancies, births, and early parenting for all families. Learn more about Lamaze's champions for safe Black childbirth in our blog post: https://bit.ly/3RtIEMF
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While the benefits of kinship care for Black children are significant, so can be the costs for Black kinship caregivers. In a new Child Trends blog, Tyreasa Washington and Mavis Sanders discuss how positive self-care practices can be used to reduce some of Black kinship caregivers’ stress and highlight intentional efforts to promote their self-care. https://lnkd.in/exJPwpkC
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Saturday, Sept 23 was the Child + Youth Family Justice Conference co-hosted by Access to Justice BC, the Representative for Children & Youth, Youth Voices (Family Justice Innovation Lab) and the Society for Children and Youth BC. I felt lucky enough to attend online and was hugely impacted by the stories, experiences, and knowledge of the youth who spoke on the panels throughout the day. The focus was on the voices and perspectives of youth and children as they relate to their own circumstances with the family justice system. The questions for the panel centered on how to improve the system. There were many takeaways from this conference including access to trained, child-centered professionals, among others. What stuck with me was the importance youth speakers placed on having a person who connected and listened to them. They needed someone who stuck with them through their situation(s) so they had continuity with each person. Working with people who understood the complex circumstances of their lives and the importance of confidentiality to keep them safe so they could share their experiences were essential to building trust. Without these three factors - connection, continuity, and confidentiality - youth could not build trust and feel heard by those working within the system. What are the barriers to providing this kind of support for children and youth in the family justice system? What is my role in supporting change in the family justice system as a mediator? www.porchlightmediation.ca . . . #bcfamilyjusticesystem #youthvoices #hearthechild #voiceofthechild #youthfamilyjustice #lundymodel #connectwithcommunity
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What a great resource for Oregon. If you want to learn more or engage in this discussion, you should attend this free conference!
Are you registered for the Age-Friendly Oregon Summit 2023? You won't want to miss our Thought Leaders panel featuring speakers from City of Monmouth, Oregon, Coalition of Communities of Color, ECONorthwest, Portland State University, and Washington County Disability, Aging and Veteran Services! City of Independence, Oregon Western Oregon University Learn more and register: aarp.org/ORSummit23
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UNTIL JUSTICE JUST IS- April 2024🩷 YWCA is on a mission to eliminate institutional and structural racism. We act every day by raising awareness about the impact of institutional and structural racism and by building community among those who work to advance racial justice.🧡 This year, our racial justice campaign, Until Justice Just Is (UJJI), centers around the theme Building Bridges to Equity, and it will be based on the topics for the 2024 YWCA Racial Justice Challenge, which will be: • Bodily Autonomy • Women’s Financial Empowerment/Caregiving • Gun Violence • Transportation This year’s campaign will take place throughout the entire month of April, with the YWCA Racial Justice Challenge, a critical component of the campaign, running April 1–29. Join us all month long as we highlight YWCA Local Association events and initiatives to inspire and engage our network of activists, advocates, and allies and advance racial justice — together.💖 Check out the YWCA USA website for more information about Until Justice Just Is here https://lnkd.in/eHbsW_JG Reach us [email protected] or 845-338-6844 for more information. If you would like to support directly to our Stand Against Racism Until Justice Just Is month long equity Challenge, click this link https://lnkd.in/e89mt9hG #YWCAUlsterCounty #YWCAIsOnAMission #StandAgainstRacism #UntilJusticeJustIs
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Happy Friday! I created a second petition to memorialize Beebe Hospital in honor of Ms. Ethel Benson. This is the first vital step in righting the wrongs inflicted on marginalized communities, particularly people with disabilities, throughout our history. #delaware #reproductivejustice #reproductiverights #humanrights #consent #disabilityrights #disabilityawareness Here is the link below: https://lnkd.in/eCFje7sj
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Fathers Network annual conference, for fathers and male caregivers. Topics include: Paycheck Before Leaving School? Yes! Special Education: 10 Tips for Advocacy And much more! To register: https://lnkd.in/gtV6N3HS
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Share your experience getting the services and supports you need for your #disability with The Arc! Click the link below⬇️⬇️⬇️
“My experience with benefit systems frequently involves an enormous amount of confusing paperwork and other administrative barriers. This puts a heavy strain not only on myself but also on my parents, who help me navigate these benefits.” Chloe Rothschild, a member of The Arc’s Board of Directors and a self-advocate with autism, recently shared her story with White House officials, explaining the challenges she faces in trying to access and maintain Medicaid and other services. Chloe’s story and experience are important, and so is yours! Personal stories from people with disabilities or their families are incredibly powerful. Whether it’s about barriers to accessing services, waiting lists, or how something IS working well for you, sharing your experiences can educate others, inspire compassion, and drive real policy changes that make a positive difference. Use our simple form to get started today: https://lnkd.in/e_kCsMn3
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Join us as we tackle the critical issue of father absence in Pennsylvania and the U.S. 🌍 One in three children grows up without a father at home, but together, we can change that. 💪 In our latest video, we discuss the impact of Act 114 of 2022 and how it aims to remove barriers to father involvement, thanks to the tireless efforts of the Strong Families Commission. 🙌 Special shoutout to Rufus Lynch, the 2024 Rothman Award Winner for Structural Change, for his incredible work in this field! 🏆 Watch now to learn more about how we can support greater father involvement. #FatherhoodMatters, #FamilySupport, #ChildWellbeing, #ParentingEquality for the benefit of children and families. 👨👧👦
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