Training Event Details
First 5 San Francisco
Understanding Intersectionality and What it Means For You
Inital Date/Time:
10/05/2022 / 06:30 PM -
11/30/2022 / 08:30 PM,
www.zoom.com
Number of sessions:
1
Total Hours:
8.00 Clock Hours
Price:
$0.00
Event Type:
Web-based Time Specific
Language of Instruction:
English
Interpreter Language(s):
Join us for this series on “Intersectionality” as we examine all the ways we intersect with each other and what keeps us apart. Within these intersections we will see different types of systemic oppression or privilege that a person may experience. Because of these various identities, each person will view the world differently.
Web-based Time Specific 10/05/2022 / 06:30 PM -
11/30/2022 / 08:30 PM,
www.zoom.com
This is an training for .
Prior knowledge or experience needed:
This training will cover:
- Culture, Diversity, and Equity
Early learning standards/foundations:
- Infant Care (Birth - 18 Months)
- Toddler Care (19 - 36 Months)
- Preschool (3 - 5 Years)
Is this a Gateways training? No
Come Join Laura Cheng PhD and Nicole Porter EdD for a journey that will bring you to a place where you learn to and can help others build empathy and appreciation between people with different experiences, backgrounds, and views. Amikaeyla Gaston, Special Guest Speaker and other guests will share their understanding and experiences.
Session 1: An Overview of Intersectionality: Date: 10/05/22
This session will introduce you to the meaning of Intersectionality. Describe why it matters and explain how it links to existing equity, and anti-bias /anti-racism training.
Session 2: Core in Your Ecology (Micro and Macro): Date: 10/19/22
In session 2 we will explore and discuss the connection of race, ethnicity, class, gender, age, and disability with young children in our programs.
Session 3: Reflection: Date: 11/09/22
In session 3, we will signify how sessions 1 and 2 impact our work with young children and families in your care. How “Intersectionality” presents a unique challenge for us as we attempt to find solutions to our societal issues. (Panel will share their experiences)
Optional Session: Community of Practice: Date: 11/30/22
Brainstorming on how to incorporate Intersectionality into Allyships and strategies in teaching practice.
• Training Commitment is important. Be present & engaged. Make mindfulness a practice.
• Participants must register for the training; trainers will do roll calls.
• Full Commitment to training series. No Partial Professional Development hours are given. Those who attend the optional session will earn additional hours.
• Only ELS & Pre-ELS educators and SFQC coaches may participate.
Session 1: An Overview of Intersectionality: Date: 10/05/22
This session will introduce you to the meaning of Intersectionality. Describe why it matters and explain how it links to existing equity, and anti-bias /anti-racism training.
Session 2: Core in Your Ecology (Micro and Macro): Date: 10/19/22
In session 2 we will explore and discuss the connection of race, ethnicity, class, gender, age, and disability with young children in our programs.
Session 3: Reflection: Date: 11/09/22
In session 3, we will signify how sessions 1 and 2 impact our work with young children and families in your care. How “Intersectionality” presents a unique challenge for us as we attempt to find solutions to our societal issues. (Panel will share their experiences)
Optional Session: Community of Practice: Date: 11/30/22
Brainstorming on how to incorporate Intersectionality into Allyships and strategies in teaching practice.
• Training Commitment is important. Be present & engaged. Make mindfulness a practice.
• Participants must register for the training; trainers will do roll calls.
• Full Commitment to training series. No Partial Professional Development hours are given. Those who attend the optional session will earn additional hours.
• Only ELS & Pre-ELS educators and SFQC coaches may participate.
Instructor:
Laura Cheng
Training Contact:
Olivia Leung , olivia.s.leung@sfgov.org , (628) 652-9046
Training Organization Contact: SFQC , sfqc@sfgov.org
Capacity:
40
Enrolled:
0
Waitlist:
0
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