Consulting

All About Girls of Color

This workshop provides participants with an overview of current trends impacting girls of color. Research pertaining to poverty, school discipline, mental health, trauma, and more are reviewed in an interactive and engaging format. Evidence-based practices for supporting and engaging girls will be discussed. This workshop consists of lecture, small group discussions, and engaging activities.

• Learning outcomes: Increased knowledge of latest research | Increase knowledge of research-based tools and practices 
• Intended audience: Educators; Counselors, School Social Workers, Youth Advocates

Facilitating Engaging Groups for Girls

This workshop provides an introduction to the key elements of group dynamics and facilitation. The session will provide techniques on integrating gender-responsive and culturally-sensitive activities to increase personal growth and student engagement. Practical tools for group implementation as well as do’s and don’ts will be explored.

• Learning outcomes: Enhanced facilitation skills | Development of interpersonal and small group process skills | Increased knowledge of group-based activities and curricula
• Intended audience: Educators; Counselors, School Social Workers, Youth Advocates

Activities to Support Student Engagement- A Focus On Girls

Valuable tools, activities, and strategies to increase and maintain student engagement is essential for anyone working with youth. This workshop will specifically focus on increasing engagement of girls of color, whether it is in a classroom, expanded learning, or small group setting.

• Learning outcomes:
  • Increase knowledge of activities and strategies rooted in resiliency research
  • Ability to apply principles of research to create engaging lessons for students
• Intended audience: Educators; Counselors, School Social Workers, Youth Advocates and Practitioners

Restorative and Trauma-Sensitive Approaches to Working with Girls

In order to have a positive rapport with girls, restorative and trauma-informed strategies must be employed. The focus on relationships, a sense of safety, and trust are essential components to both approaches. This session will provide participants with an overview of both frameworks and practical steps for daily integration into your work with youth.

Learning outcomes: Increased knowledge of restorative practices and trauma-sensitive approaches

Intended audience: Educators; Counselors, School Social Workers, Youth Advocates and Practitioners

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