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X-WR-CALDESC:Presenter: Jessica A. Pryce\, Ph.D.\, MSW\n\nThis webinar will
  present on how history has shaped our child welfare system and\, inadvert
 ently\, created negative outcomes for families of color. This training mat
 erial will center on the role of implicit bias in child welfare decisions.
  National data will be included as well as local data (as available). Addi
 tionally\, there will be concepts of racial justice explored and compellin
 g reasons for each participant to play an active role in equity and justic
 e. We will also explore how we can partner with families and strengthen th
 em. Much of the system is crisis oriented and risk averse\, there will als
 o be a discussion of family separation and the trauma that lingers when a 
 child is removed from their family.\n\nThere will be emphasis on how this 
 trauma deeply impacts families of color. There will be strategies presente
 d for participants to use and ponder which will stimulate the strengthenin
 g of families instead of separation. Additionally\, Dr. Pryce spent the pa
 st year researching what other states and municipalities had formalized an
 d implemented in their work against racial inequity. This presentation wil
 l report the findings from that research. The webinar will also include a 
 discussion of how courageous leadership can impact systemic change.\n\nPre
 senter Biography:\nDr. Pryce is an Assistant Professor at Florida State Un
 iversity and currently the Executive Director of the Florida Institute for
  Child Welfare. For the past 10 years\, she has been involved at multiple 
 angles of child welfare (direct practice\, teaching + training & policy an
 d research). She has published on child welfare related topics\, such as\,
  training and education\, racial disparity and anti-poverty practices. She
  has presented her research at 30+ conferences both nationally and interna
 tionally. She is the author is several op-eds focused on racial disparity 
 and effective strategies to impact racial disproportionality within child 
 welfare. Her TED Talk on Implicit Racial Bias in Decision Making has since
  been viewed over 1.2 million times.\n\nDr. Pryce has worked on the frontl
 ines of child welfare\, conducted primary research\, been a policy advisor
  to Florida’s legislature and taught graduate level courses in child welfa
 re. Previously holding the positions of Child Protective Caseworker with t
 he Department of Children and Families\, and the Deputy Director of the Un
 iversity at Albany’s New York State Education Consortium. In 2019\, she re
 ceived a 5-year appointment to the Advisory Board of the National Child We
 lfare Workforce Institute\, where she consults and advises on leadership a
 nd workforce interventions around the country. She currently sits on the F
 lorida Dependency Court Improvement Panel\, alongside judges and advocates
  who are working towards a more trauma informed approach within the judici
 al system.\n\nShe has maintained and cultivated a commitment to the well-b
 eing of vulnerable children and families\, the sustainability of the child
  welfare workforce\, and effectively addressing inequity. Her paramount go
 al includes re-building and leading a child welfare system that focuses on
  strengthening families instead of pulling them apart.  \n\nRegister by cl
 icking the link below.\nCE Hours: 1.25
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DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Jessica A. Pryce\, Ph.D.\, MSW\n\nThis webinar will 
 present on how history has shaped our child welfare system and\, inadverte
 ntly\, created negative outcomes for families of color. This training mate
 rial will center on the role of implicit bias in child welfare decisions. 
 National data will be included as well as local data (as available). Addit
 ionally\, there will be concepts of racial justice explored and compelling
  reasons for each participant to play an active role in equity and justice
 . We will also explore how we can partner with families and strengthen the
 m. Much of the system is crisis oriented and risk averse\, there will also
  be a discussion of family separation and the trauma that lingers when a c
 hild is removed from their family.\n\nThere will be emphasis on how this t
 rauma deeply impacts families of color. There will be strategies presented
  for participants to use and ponder which will stimulate the strengthening
  of families instead of separation. Additionally\, Dr. Pryce spent the pas
 t year researching what other states and municipalities had formalized and
  implemented in their work against racial inequity. This presentation will
  report the findings from that research. The webinar will also include a d
 iscussion of how courageous leadership can impact systemic change.\n\nPres
 enter Biography:\nDr. Pryce is an Assistant Professor at Florida State Uni
 versity and currently the Executive Director of the Florida Institute for 
 Child Welfare. For the past 10 years\, she has been involved at multiple a
 ngles of child welfare (direct practice\, teaching + training & policy and
  research). She has published on child welfare related topics\, such as\, 
 training and education\, racial disparity and anti-poverty practices. She 
 has presented her research at 30+ conferences both nationally and internat
 ionally. She is the author is several op-eds focused on racial disparity a
 nd effective strategies to impact racial disproportionality within child w
 elfare. Her TED Talk on Implicit Racial Bias in Decision Making has since 
 been viewed over 1.2 million times.\n\nDr. Pryce has worked on the frontli
 nes of child welfare\, conducted primary research\, been a policy advisor 
 to Florida’s legislature and taught graduate level courses in child welfar
 e. Previously holding the positions of Child Protective Caseworker with th
 e Department of Children and Families\, and the Deputy Director of the Uni
 versity at Albany’s New York State Education Consortium. In 2019\, she rec
 eived a 5-year appointment to the Advisory Board of the National Child Wel
 fare Workforce Institute\, where she consults and advises on leadership an
 d workforce interventions around the country. She currently sits on the Fl
 orida Dependency Court Improvement Panel\, alongside judges and advocates 
 who are working towards a more trauma informed approach within the judicia
 l system.\n\nShe has maintained and cultivated a commitment to the well-be
 ing of vulnerable children and families\, the sustainability of the child 
 welfare workforce\, and effectively addressing inequity. Her paramount goa
 l includes re-building and leading a child welfare system that focuses on 
 strengthening families instead of pulling them apart.  \n\nRegister by cli
 cking the link below.\nCE Hours: 1.25
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200930T140000
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LOCATION:Online via Zoom
SUMMARY:CE: Strengthening Families Using a Racial Equity Lens
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