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X-WR-CALDESC:Join presenters from the CASA team\, Rashida Ballard\, Pauline
  Duke\, and Rie Takeuchi\, for this training which will focus on how impli
 cit bias and stereotypes create barriers to cultural responsiveness\, and 
 in turn\, impact our ability to provide effective advocacy.  They will exp
 lore ow these barriers play out through assumptions\, interactions and cou
 rt reports and discuss strategies to increase awareness and minimize harm.
 \n\nCultivating awareness of biases and their impact on how we see and go 
 about our practice provides the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding
  of our own decision making. This understanding normalizes that we all hav
 e biases while ensuring we’re accountable to continuously reflect on what 
 informs our approach\, conclusions and recommendations. This process can h
 elp ensure culturally responsive advocacy and more equitable treatment for
  the children\, youth and families that experience the child welfare syste
 m.\n\nThis training counts towards the 3 hours of annual Equity and Social
  Justice training requirement for CASA volunteers.
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DESCRIPTION:Join presenters from the CASA team\, Rashida Ballard\, Pauline 
 Duke\, and Rie Takeuchi\, for this training which will focus on how implic
 it bias and stereotypes create barriers to cultural responsiveness\, and i
 n turn\, impact our ability to provide effective advocacy.  They will expl
 ore ow these barriers play out through assumptions\, interactions and cour
 t reports and discuss strategies to increase awareness and minimize harm.
 \n\nCultivating awareness of biases and their impact on how we see and go 
 about our practice provides the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding
  of our own decision making. This understanding normalizes that we all hav
 e biases while ensuring we’re accountable to continuously reflect on what 
 informs our approach\, conclusions and recommendations. This process can h
 elp ensure culturally responsive advocacy and more equitable treatment for
  the children\, youth and families that experience the child welfare syste
 m.\n\nThis training counts towards the 3 hours of annual Equity and Social
  Justice training requirement for CASA volunteers.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261210T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20261210T120000
LOCATION:1211 East Alder Street\, Room 2011/2012 [Reign and Sounders Confer
 ence Rooms]\, Seattle\, WA 98122 US
SUMMARY:Equity\, Social Justice and Implicit Bias
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