The Spirit of ICWA: Supporting Native Youth and Protecting our Culture
Presented by Strengthening VC Families, Kids & Families Together a Division of Pathpoint
Trainer: Dayna Barrios
This training provides participants with an overview of how history currently impacts Native American communities. Participants will learn what the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) is and why it is important. Youth protective factors and cultural resiliency will also be discussed.
Meet the Trainer: Dayna Barrios has a Master’s degree in Sociocultural Anthropology and has worked within Native communities for over a decade. She is the former chairwoman and current enrolled member, of the Barbareño/Ventureño Band of Mission Indians. Dayna is a cultural advisor and conducts cultural awareness trainings across Ventura County to raise
awareness and increase education about Native communities.
CE Hours: 1.5
Our office is open daily by appointment.
Please call (805) 389-3120 or email info@casaofventuracounty.org to schedule a time to come in.
If you are experiencing any cold or flu symptoms, please do not come to the office.
Special Thanks
CASA of Ventura County is grateful for the support of the Margie & Robert E. Peterson Foundation and the Rick & Marcie Sexauer Foundation.




