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Event
"Overview of Native American Cultural Competency" professional staff development training
Featuring
Screening and Discussions of the powerful documentary: "Unseen Tears -- the Impact of Native American Residential Boarding Schools in Western New York:
Topics include:
Appreciating the Diversities & Wisdoms of Native Cultures, Teachings, and Perspectives
Understanding the Profound Impact of Historical Traumas & Continuing Challenges
Developing More Effective Strategies to Support Native Wellness
Doors open & Registration begins at 12 pm
Please feel free to bring & eat your lunch here before the training starts - lunch is "on your own"
Training commences at 12:30 pm
Break & Refreshments at 2:30 pm (approximately)
Training resumes, 3 pm
Session ends by 4:30 pm
This specific training session is provided through the "INDIGENOUS HEALTH AND WELLBEING PROMOTION" (ihawp) Program at Native American Community Services of Erie & Niagara Counties, Inc. (NACS). NACS offices are located in Rochester, Syracuse, Lockport, Niagara Falls, and Buffalo, New York.
The IHAWP Program at NACS is supported by the New York State Department of Health, AIDS Institute, as well as businesses, foundations, and caring individuals, like you!
Nyah-weh! Thank you!
IMPORTANT NOTE: IF we reach our seating capacity and registration is closed, please email Pete Hill, NACS' Special Initiatives Director at phill@nacswny.org to be added to our email list and receive notices of additional training opportunities. Thank you!
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LocationPartners in Restorative Initiatives (PiRI) (View)
111 Hillside Avenue
Rochester, NY 14610
United States
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Contact
Accessibility
Please contact Samantha Bonnano at PiRI for any questions about accessibility at the training location.. (585) 473-0970 or email: Sbonanno@pirirochester.org. Thank you.
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