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X-WR-CALDESC:Presenter: Mica McGriggs\, PhD\nThis four-part series aims to 
 improve our collective understanding of racial disparity in the child welf
 are system. This session will examine significant historical events\, poli
 cies that resulted in segregation\, and disparate outcomes for children in
  the foster care system.\n\nPresenter’s Bio: Dr. Mica McGriggs earned a Ph
 .D. in Counseling Psychology at Brigham Young University and went on to co
 mplete a post-doctoral fellowship at Columbia University. Her area of expe
 rtise is the somatic embodiment of racial trauma. Along with her clinical 
 and academic work\, she has worked as a consultant on issues of diversity\
 , equity & inclusion at the organizational level for several years. Dr. Mi
 ca has worked with a variety of top leaders from CEOs of corporations\, to
  executive directors of nonprofits\, to government officials (including po
 lice chiefs) on issues of diversity and sustainable inclusion. Dr. Mica is
  grounded in critical relational theory and believes that reciprocity and 
 mutuality will promote a working culture and climate that are sustainably 
 inclusive to all members of the community.\n\nCE Hours: 1
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DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Mica McGriggs\, PhD\nThis four-part series aims to i
 mprove our collective understanding of racial disparity in the child welfa
 re system. This session will examine significant historical events\, polic
 ies that resulted in segregation\, and disparate outcomes for children in 
 the foster care system.\n\nPresenter’s Bio: Dr. Mica McGriggs earned a Ph.
 D. in Counseling Psychology at Brigham Young University and went on to com
 plete a post-doctoral fellowship at Columbia University. Her area of exper
 tise is the somatic embodiment of racial trauma. Along with her clinical a
 nd academic work\, she has worked as a consultant on issues of diversity\,
  equity & inclusion at the organizational level for several years. Dr. Mic
 a has worked with a variety of top leaders from CEOs of corporations\, to 
 executive directors of nonprofits\, to government officials (including pol
 ice chiefs) on issues of diversity and sustainable inclusion. Dr. Mica is 
 grounded in critical relational theory and believes that reciprocity and m
 utuality will promote a working culture and climate that are sustainably i
 nclusive to all members of the community.\n\nCE Hours: 1
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SUMMARY:CE: Culturally Responsive Child Advocacy Part Four: Tools for Closi
 ng the Gap
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