Special Opportunity for this community: a free webinar and follow up discussion on exploring Trauma Informed Practice

[Amoreena Guerrero]

Dear Community Members, 

Growing Gardens is excited to offer a free two part webinar and discussion on Trauma Informed Practice with Vo Vo (they/them), a radical educator of 13 years in over 20 countries in racial justice, intercultural communication, trauma-informed care, de-escalation and transformative justice. 

Getting educated about what trauma is, how it impacts us, and how we respond to it can help you improve your ability to respond in human-centered and supportive ways that don't add to a person's trauma. Week 1 we'll get the basics. Then after a week of reflection, we'll have the chance to participate in a follow up group discussion. Please join us and pass the word to others you work with who can benefit.

When: PART 1: Webinar - Wednesday February 22nd, 11am-12:30pm; PART 2: Follow Up Discussion - Wednesday, March 1st, 11:00-11:30

Where: on Zoom, we'll send you the link after you register, Click here to register.

Whom: anyone in Washington, Multnomah or Clackamas County who works with youth ages 6 mo-21 years in any way related to food, garden or agricultural education. 

More About the Presenter: Vo Vo (they/them), a radical educator of 13 years in over 20 countries in racial justice, intercultural communication, trauma-informed care, de-escalation and transformative justice. They seek to interrogate power dynamics, structural oppression, challenge histories and realities of imperialism, white supremacy and colonization. They continue to explore support strategies and models of community care, focusing on the resilience of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+ and disabled communities.

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Amoreena Guerrero

she/her

Youth Grow Co-Director

Growing Gardens    *    3114 SE 50th Ave, Portland, OR 97230   *  www.growing-gardens.org 

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Amoreena Guerrero

she/her

Youth Grow Co-Director

Growing Gardens    *    3114 SE 50th Ave, Portland, OR 97230   *  www.growing-gardens.org 

[Amoreena Guerrero]

Dear Community Members, 

Our free webinar and follow up discussion about trauma informed practice is just a bit more than a week away! If you can attend we look forward to seeing you. Please spread the word about this opportunity!  We are able to put this workshop on thanks to funds from Oregon Farm to School and School Garden Network. 

Getting educated about what trauma is, how it impacts us, and how we respond to it can help you improve your ability to respond in human-centered and supportive ways that don't add to a person's trauma. Week 1 we'll get the basics. Then after a week of reflection, we'll have the chance to participate in a follow up group discussion.

When: PART 1: Webinar - Wednesday February 22nd, 11am-12:30pm; PART 2: Follow Up Discussion - Wednesday, March 1st, 11:00-11:30

Where: on Zoom, we'll send you the link after you register, Click here to register.

Whom: anyone in Washington, Multnomah or Clackamas County who works with youth ages 6 mo-21 years in any way related to food, garden or agricultural education. 

 

More About the Presenter: Vo Vo (they/them), a radical educator of 13 years in over 20 countries in racial justice, intercultural communication, trauma-informed care, de-escalation and transformative justice. They seek to interrogate power dynamics, structural oppression, challenge histories and realities of imperialism, white supremacy and colonization. They continue to explore support strategies and models of community care, focusing on the resilience of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+ and disabled communities.

--

Amoreena Guerrero

she/her

Youth Grow Director

[Amoreena Guerrero]

Dear Community Members, 

The webinar and follow up discussion about trauma informed practice is tomorrow! If you can attend we look forward to seeing you. Vo's presentations are impactful and informative.  

We are able to put this workshop on thanks to funds from Oregon Farm to School and School Garden Network. Register by clicking the bolded link below.