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Welcome to the 2024 Bridge Conference!

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How to Use Sched: Conference sessions are first-come, first-served. The majority of our sessions will range from 30-80 people. This online schedule is to help you think in advance about which sessions you are most interested in.

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Monday, November 4
 

10:30am PST

Creating a Trauma Informed Culture: An Action Plan to Shift the Culture of Your Program
Monday November 4, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
In this workshop, participants will gain practical strategies and essential tools to transform their educational programs into nurturing and responsive environments for individuals who have experienced trauma. Attendees will learn how to implement trauma-informed care principles, fostering a culture of understanding, safety, and support. This session will provide actionable steps to equip your staff, ensuring they are well-prepared to meet the unique needs of your youth participants.
Speakers
avatar for Dr. Sonia Toledo (she/her)

Dr. Sonia Toledo (she/her)

Founder & CEO, Dignity of Children, Inc..
Dr. Sonia M. Toledo is a seasoned writer, speaker, and social entrepreneur, focusing on emotional intelligence training, youth development, and organizational culture change. She empowers educators to lead with emotional intelligence.Her pivotal dissertation research, "The Correlation... Read More →
Monday November 4, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm PST
Room 318, Greater Tacoma Convention Center

1:15pm PST

Designing and Implementing Equitable Quality Improvement Systems
Monday November 4, 2024 1:15pm - 2:45pm PST
Can you have program quality without racial equity? This workshop is for all involved in promoting program quality, as everyone can make decisions and carry out actions with equity in mind. Building an equitable quality improvement system is like assembling a puzzle, where racial equity is integral to each piece. Participants will explore equity considerations within four quality improvement system components. We will discuss specific examples of policies and practices that contribute to equitable quality improvement. Collectively we will highlight themes, review resources, and support participants in developing plans to advance racial equity within their own program, organization, or system. This workshop is intended for individuals who work at the upper-management and leadership level, including system leaders and funders.
Speakers
avatar for Sheely Mauck (she/her)

Sheely Mauck (she/her)

Director of Equitable Quality Improvement Systems, Weikart Center at the Forum for Youth Investment
Sheely sees herself as a facilitator, leader, and writer who works at the intersection of race, ability, and gender. Sheely has extensive experience in youth development and expanded learning programs. For 10 years, she ran education and teen programs at both Boys & Girls Clubs... Read More →
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Ari Pak (he/they)

Senior Continuous Quality Improvement Specialist, The Weikart Center at the Forum for Youth Investment
Ari serves as the Senior Continuous Quality Improvement Specialist at the Forum for Youth Investment’s Weikart Center. They provide coaching and technical assistance to system leaders and collaborate with network leaders to advance equitable CQI systems. Ari’s work is guided... Read More →
Monday November 4, 2024 1:15pm - 2:45pm PST
Room 318, Greater Tacoma Convention Center

3:00pm PST

Be a Beacon of Hope... Shine Light on Depression
Monday November 4, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm PST
There is a unique and undeniable link between depression, mental health and suicide. Therefore, effective mental health education IS suicide prevention - particularly depression education. Learn how Shine Light on Depression resources including youth education, teen empowerment and family engagement resources, support schools and community-based organizations in providing evidence-informed mental health education and help-seeking skills for all students. These programs raise awareness about youth depression. This session will describe how utilizing these programs can have a positive impact on youth and your community's mental health culture and climate. Participants will learn how to immediately access and implement these free turn-key programs along with other resources available for staff and families.
Speakers
avatar for Dr. Britnee Harvey (Weatherspoon) (she/her)

Dr. Britnee Harvey (Weatherspoon) (she/her)

Shine Light on Depression Ambassador/Erika's Lighthouse Professional Community Ambassador, Cairn Guidance/Erika's Lighthouse
Britnee Harvey has an undergraduate degree in Public Health from Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania, a Master’s degree in Educational Studies from Duquesne University, and a Doctor of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh with a concentration in Health and Physical... Read More →
Monday November 4, 2024 3:00pm - 4:30pm PST
Room 318, Greater Tacoma Convention Center
 
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