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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by Foster and Kinship Care Education (FKCE)\nInstruc
 tor: Rhonda Carlson and Clarissa Campos Alvarado\nThis August\, join us fo
 r a drop in film series on Trauma Through the Lens of Children. Through sh
 ort films\, this series will give participants the opportunity to witness 
 background depictions into the experiences children and youth may encounte
 r in Foster Care. After each film\, you will have the opportunity to proce
 ss and dissect these videos through a trauma-informed discussion led by th
 e Foster & Kinship Care Education Program team. \nBy engaging with these s
 hort stories told on screen\, you will gain a well-rounded insight into th
 e varying perspectives in foster care\, including children\, biological fa
 milies\, foster families\, and more\, to enable you to reflect upon\, unde
 rstand and care for children and youth from foster care.\nPlease consider 
 attending one or all of the following dates:\nThursday\, August 13\, 2026:
  ReMoved\, Part 1 & 2 - ReMoved follows the emotional story through the ey
 es of a young girl taken from her home and placed into foster care. \nThur
 sday\, August 20\, 2026: ReMoved\, Part 3 - Little Kevi is torn from the o
 nly life he has ever known and struggles to make sense of how he fits betw
 een two worlds and two mothers.\nThursday\, August 27\, 2026: Remembering 
 Trauma\, Part 1 & 2 - Highlighting the life of a traumatized youth from hi
 s early childhood into older adolescence\, this film illustrates the impac
 t of complex trauma and the potential for misdiagnosis across various serv
 ice systems.\nDisclaimer: This film series shows the various ways that tra
 uma can impact youth. Some of these films may include sensitive scenes\, i
 ncluding adult language\, violence\, assault\, neglect\, and other traumat
 ic experiences which may be upsetting to watch. Viewer discretion is advis
 ed. \nRhonda Carlson is the Program Director for the Foster & Kinship Care
  Education Program. Rhonda brings her degree in Psychology from UCLA\, a l
 ifetime of professional experience working in the foster care field as wel
 l as lived experience of being a mother to a (now grown) daughter who came
  to her by way of foster care.  Rhonda is also a certified Trainer in the 
 Institute of Cultural Affairs (ICA) Technology of Participation (ToP) disc
 ussion methods\, which will be used as the basis of guided conversations a
 bout the films in the series.\n\nClarissa Campos Alvarado has served as FK
 CE's Program Assistant for over three years\, bringing a degree in Anthrop
 ology from UCLA and experience supporting historically disadvantaged women
  of color through non-profit work. Drawing on her trauma-informed experien
 ce from FKCE and her grounding in the diversity of human relationships\, C
 larissa approaches trainings with openness and insight\, helping resource 
 families build the healthy bonds children need to thrive.\n\nCE Hours: 1 (
 each session)
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by Foster and Kinship Care Education (FKCE)\nInstruct
 or: Rhonda Carlson and Clarissa Campos Alvarado\nThis August\, join us for
  a drop in film series on Trauma Through the Lens of Children. Through sho
 rt films\, this series will give participants the opportunity to witness b
 ackground depictions into the experiences children and youth may encounter
  in Foster Care. After each film\, you will have the opportunity to proces
 s and dissect these videos through a trauma-informed discussion led by the
  Foster & Kinship Care Education Program team. \nBy engaging with these sh
 ort stories told on screen\, you will gain a well-rounded insight into the
  varying perspectives in foster care\, including children\, biological fam
 ilies\, foster families\, and more\, to enable you to reflect upon\, under
 stand and care for children and youth from foster care.\nPlease consider a
 ttending one or all of the following dates:\nThursday\, August 13\, 2026: 
 ReMoved\, Part 1 & 2 - ReMoved follows the emotional story through the eye
 s of a young girl taken from her home and placed into foster care. \nThurs
 day\, August 20\, 2026: ReMoved\, Part 3 - Little Kevi is torn from the on
 ly life he has ever known and struggles to make sense of how he fits betwe
 en two worlds and two mothers.\nThursday\, August 27\, 2026: Remembering T
 rauma\, Part 1 & 2 - Highlighting the life of a traumatized youth from his
  early childhood into older adolescence\, this film illustrates the impact
  of complex trauma and the potential for misdiagnosis across various servi
 ce systems.\nDisclaimer: This film series shows the various ways that trau
 ma can impact youth. Some of these films may include sensitive scenes\, in
 cluding adult language\, violence\, assault\, neglect\, and other traumati
 c experiences which may be upsetting to watch. Viewer discretion is advise
 d. \nRhonda Carlson is the Program Director for the Foster & Kinship Care 
 Education Program. Rhonda brings her degree in Psychology from UCLA\, a li
 fetime of professional experience working in the foster care field as well
  as lived experience of being a mother to a (now grown) daughter who came 
 to her by way of foster care.  Rhonda is also a certified Trainer in the I
 nstitute of Cultural Affairs (ICA) Technology of Participation (ToP) discu
 ssion methods\, which will be used as the basis of guided conversations ab
 out the films in the series.\n\nClarissa Campos Alvarado has served as FKC
 E's Program Assistant for over three years\, bringing a degree in Anthropo
 logy from UCLA and experience supporting historically disadvantaged women 
 of color through non-profit work. Drawing on her trauma-informed experienc
 e from FKCE and her grounding in the diversity of human relationships\, Cl
 arissa approaches trainings with openness and insight\, helping resource f
 amilies build the healthy bonds children need to thrive.\n\nCE Hours: 1 (e
 ach session)
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SUMMARY:Truth in Trauma Thursdays - Every Thursday beginning August 12
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