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X-WR-CALDESC:Cost: $30\nCEUs: 2 continuing education hours will be availabl
 e for social work\, counseling\, marriage and family therapy\, and psychol
 ogy.\nPurchase Tickets: <a href='https://one.bidpal.net/racebasedtrauma/ti
 cketing(details:ticketing-summary)' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopen
 er'> CLICK HERE </a>\n\n<b>Description </b>\nChild welfare advocates\, the
 rapists\, teachers\, and others who work with children and families across
  the nation have engaged in the trauma informed care conversation for nume
 rous years yet there has been a missing aspect of the conversation\, race-
 based trauma. What prevents advocates from engaging in this aspect of the 
 conversation? What is race-based trauma? Can we effectively engage familie
 s if we are not prepared to deal with the whole person? This workshop will
  lead participants in a discussion about race-based trauma\, the impact on
  family engagement\, and the importance of acknowledging this often ignore
 d type of trauma.\n\n<b>Presenter </b>\nTanya N. Rollins\, MSW\, is employ
 ed in the fields of child welfare and higher education. She has worked in 
 the Texas child welfare system for twenty-seven years in roles as an inves
 tigator\, intake specialist\, intake supervisor\, training specialist\, an
 d training manager.  She is currently the Child Protective Services Dis-pr
 oportionality Manager for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Se
 rvices. She is an adjunct faculty member at Texas State University-San Mar
 cos in the School of Social Work.  She has taught courses in cultural dive
 rsity\, team work\, communication\, popular culture\, minority relations\,
  policy\, and youth culture at several universities. \n
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DESCRIPTION:Cost: $30\nCEUs: 2 continuing education hours will be available
  for social work\, counseling\, marriage and family therapy\, and psycholo
 gy.\nPurchase Tickets: <a href='https://one.bidpal.net/racebasedtrauma/tic
 keting(details:ticketing-summary)' target='_blank' rel='noreferrer noopene
 r'> CLICK HERE </a>\n\n<b>Description </b>\nChild welfare advocates\, ther
 apists\, teachers\, and others who work with children and families across 
 the nation have engaged in the trauma informed care conversation for numer
 ous years yet there has been a missing aspect of the conversation\, race-b
 ased trauma. What prevents advocates from engaging in this aspect of the c
 onversation? What is race-based trauma? Can we effectively engage families
  if we are not prepared to deal with the whole person? This workshop will 
 lead participants in a discussion about race-based trauma\, the impact on 
 family engagement\, and the importance of acknowledging this often ignored
  type of trauma.\n\n<b>Presenter </b>\nTanya N. Rollins\, MSW\, is employe
 d in the fields of child welfare and higher education. She has worked in t
 he Texas child welfare system for twenty-seven years in roles as an invest
 igator\, intake specialist\, intake supervisor\, training specialist\, and
  training manager.  She is currently the Child Protective Services Dis-pro
 portionality Manager for the Texas Department of Family and Protective Ser
 vices. She is an adjunct faculty member at Texas State University-San Marc
 os in the School of Social Work.  She has taught courses in cultural diver
 sity\, team work\, communication\, popular culture\, minority relations\, 
 policy\, and youth culture at several universities. \n
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LOCATION:Center for Child Protection\, 8509 FM 969\, Building 1\, Austin\, 
 TX 78724
SUMMARY:Race-Based Trauma: The Missing Piece of the Trauma Conversation
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