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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by FKCE and CASA of Ventura County\nInstructor Nora 
 Hayes\nDevelop the mindset and skills needed to build authentic relationsh
 ips across cultures\, identities\, and lived experiences. In this training
 \, participants will begin by gaining an understanding of the principles o
 f cultural humility and how it differs from cultural competency. Participa
 nts will then reflect on how personal experiences\, identities\, and assum
 ptions can influence interactions with others. As a result\, this training
  will offer skills to strengthen engagement across differences with curios
 ity\, respect\, & openness\, and identify practical strategies for fosteri
 ng belonging and culturally responsive practices.\nYour Instructors: Under
  the Ventura County Probation Agency\, the Youth Equity Initiative (YEI) w
 orks to inform community and agency policy and practice\; strengthen youth
  programs’ capacities\; and increase youth and family access to coordinate
 d\, culturally responsive services through cross-system collaboration.\nKa
 te English (they/them) is a longtime community leader and equity strategis
 t with over two decades of experience advancing justice in Ventura County.
  They currently lead the Youth Equity Initiative at the Ventura County Pro
 bation Agency\, working to shift public systems through youth voice inclus
 ion\, community co-design\, and cross-sector collaboration. A former nonpr
 ofit director and lifelong advocate for LGBTQIA+ and immigrant communities
 \, Kate has designed and facilitated transformative learning experiences f
 or thousands of public servants and community-based leaders. Their work is
  rooted in Lilla Watson’s idea that our liberation is bound up with one an
 other’s—and that lasting change begins with repairing past harm\, building
  trust\, and showing up in relationship again and again.\nLucas Saucedo is
  an equity-driven educator and public sector leader with over a decade of 
 experience in municipal government and higher education. His work centers 
 youth voice\, especially from communities historically excluded from decis
 ion-making. Lucas brings expertise in state legislative advocacy\, communi
 ty engagement\, socio-emotional learning\, and education-based outreach. H
 e is committed to co-creating solutions that are informed by those most im
 pacted. Lucas is a proud double graduate of Cal Lutheran University\n\nCE 
 Hours: 1.5
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by FKCE and CASA of Ventura County\nInstructor Nora H
 ayes\nDevelop the mindset and skills needed to build authentic relationshi
 ps across cultures\, identities\, and lived experiences. In this training\
 , participants will begin by gaining an understanding of the principles of
  cultural humility and how it differs from cultural competency. Participan
 ts will then reflect on how personal experiences\, identities\, and assump
 tions can influence interactions with others. As a result\, this training 
 will offer skills to strengthen engagement across differences with curiosi
 ty\, respect\, & openness\, and identify practical strategies for fosterin
 g belonging and culturally responsive practices.\nYour Instructors: Under 
 the Ventura County Probation Agency\, the Youth Equity Initiative (YEI) wo
 rks to inform community and agency policy and practice\; strengthen youth 
 programs’ capacities\; and increase youth and family access to coordinated
 \, culturally responsive services through cross-system collaboration.\nKat
 e English (they/them) is a longtime community leader and equity strategist
  with over two decades of experience advancing justice in Ventura County. 
 They currently lead the Youth Equity Initiative at the Ventura County Prob
 ation Agency\, working to shift public systems through youth voice inclusi
 on\, community co-design\, and cross-sector collaboration. A former nonpro
 fit director and lifelong advocate for LGBTQIA+ and immigrant communities\
 , Kate has designed and facilitated transformative learning experiences fo
 r thousands of public servants and community-based leaders. Their work is 
 rooted in Lilla Watson’s idea that our liberation is bound up with one ano
 ther’s—and that lasting change begins with repairing past harm\, building 
 trust\, and showing up in relationship again and again.\nLucas Saucedo is 
 an equity-driven educator and public sector leader with over a decade of e
 xperience in municipal government and higher education. His work centers y
 outh voice\, especially from communities historically excluded from decisi
 on-making. Lucas brings expertise in state legislative advocacy\, communit
 y engagement\, socio-emotional learning\, and education-based outreach. He
  is committed to co-creating solutions that are informed by those most imp
 acted. Lucas is a proud double graduate of Cal Lutheran University\n\nCE H
 ours: 1.5
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SUMMARY:Cultural Humility
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