IA: Addressing Racism As a Public Health Crisis: A Civic Duty

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IA: Addressing Racism As a Public Health Crisis: A Civic Duty

Course Number:

IA20250206

Original Program Date:

February 6, 2025

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Empowerment / Strengths-Based, Community Organizing

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VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
This event will not be recorded. Content from this webinar will not be available at a later date.
You will need to attend this event on the scheduled date.

Friday, February 7, 2025
8:30 am - 9:00 am (CT) - Check-in
9:00 am - 12:15 pm (CT) - Workshop
With intermittent breaks

Workshop Description:

In the narrative of social justice advocacy, social workers encounter a pivotal juncture, guided by Critical Race Theory (CRT) to decolonize practice. How can we address ingrained racism and oppression in our care systems with cultural humility to advocate for a fairer society? This query propels us towards reshaping advocacy for justice, equity, inclusion, and belonging through collective community practice.

Goals and Objectives:

Participants will identify the foundational principles of Critical Race Theory (CRT) and its application in guiding social workers towards decolonizing their practice within the context of social justice advocacy.
Participants will explore strategies for addressing systemic racism and oppression within care systems using a cultural humility approach, fostering advocacy for a fairer and more just society.
Participants will develop skills in how to build a collective community practice, learning how to reshape advocacy efforts for justice, equity, inclusion, and belonging in alignment with the principles of CRT and cultural humility.

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Non-Member	$70.00
Member	$40.00

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