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This event qualifies for the Hadiyah Miller Scholarship (Apply here) and the Betty Gray (OFCC) Scholarship (Apply Here)
August 15 & 16 from 9 AM TO 5 PM and August 17 from 9 AM to 1 PM (participants must attend all days)
Rockwood Market Hall (Preschool for All)
458 SE 185th Ave,
Portland, OR 97233
This comprehensive, seminar will provide participants with an in-depth foundation for anti-bias/antiopression work in early childhood contexts.
We will first look at ourselves and then move to strategies for implementation in our work with students, staff and families. Participants will develop a leadership action plan for moving forward in this critical work.
Early childhood educators & administrators are invited to attend. The seminar content includes:
• In-depth examination of core social identity areas & how each of us is impacted by our position of privilege or target.
• Experimentation with a variety of cultural expressions (visual arts, theatre, slam poetry, song, and dance) & how to integrate these into our teaching practice.
• Exploration of leadership models & practices that challenge white supremacy.
Registration includes 2 textbooks, facilitation, and snacks
24 ORO SET 3 TRAINING HOURS:
DIVERSITY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND ADULT EDUCATION
Cost: $400
This event qualifies for the Hadiyah Miller Scholarship (Apply here) and the Betty Gray (OFCC) Scholarship (Apply Here)
August 15 & 16 from 9 AM TO 5 PM and August 17 from 9 AM to 1 PM (participants must attend all days)
Rockwood Market Hall (Preschool for All)
458 SE 185th Ave,
Portland, OR 97233
This comprehensive, seminar will provide participants with an in-depth foundation for anti-bias/antiopression work in early childhood contexts.
We will first look at ourselves and then move to strategies for implementation in our work with students, staff and families. Participants will develop a leadership action plan for moving forward in this critical work.
Early childhood educators & administrators are invited to attend. The seminar content includes:
• In-depth examination of core social identity areas & how each of us is impacted by our position of privilege or target.
• Experimentation with a variety of cultural expressions (visual arts, theatre, slam poetry, song, and dance) & how to integrate these into our teaching practice.
• Exploration of leadership models & practices that challenge white supremacy.
Registration includes 2 textbooks, facilitation, and snacks
24 ORO SET 3 TRAINING HOURS:
DIVERSITY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND ADULT EDUCATION
Cost: $400