Watch our recorded webinars: click on a title to view
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Dr. Jonah Stewart and Tess Ulrey from the Coalition for Responsible Home Education review the unique risks faced by children in abusive homeschool environments, along with potential interventions. Recorded 1/26/26.
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Through personal storytelling, real-world case examples, and trauma-informed strategies, Dr. Maddox guides participants in examining the unique challenges homeless and foster youth face, uncovering systemic barriers, and learning culturally responsive approaches that inspire actionable change (2025).
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This webinar explores systemic challenges and community-driven healing approaches. In the first session, a panel of experts shares insights for working collaboratively with tribal systems. The second session focuses on lived experience within the foster care system and approaches for positive healing (2025).
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Ver "Lo Que Necesita Saber"Este webinario brinda a padres y profesionales información crucial que necesitan para mantener a sus hijos libres del abuso sexual. En esta capacitación, los padres y profesionales aprenderán cómo preparan el terreno los abusadores sexuales, cómo establecer una comunicación abierta con los niños y se sentirán más cómodos cuando enseñan a los niños sobre barreras sanas (2024).
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This webinar provides an overview of Mixteco culture to help increase understanding of the diversity within Mexican Indigenous communities and learn best practices for working with families (2023).
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Part two of this series is Arcenio Lopez from Mixteco/Indigena Community Organizing Project (MICOP) on building bridges between Mixteco/Indigenous families, law enforcement and child welfare (2024).
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In this presentation, Dr. Fuller describes the impact of the transatlantic slave trade and systemic racism and recommends ways to connect and support children and families working through trauma (2022).
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This virtual training provides historical context associated with child welfare and the standards that our society upholds regarding parenting. Participants are invited to envision a new system and articulate their own role in addressing racial equity (2021).
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Dr. Kristen Slack presents on the importance of providing concrete support for families to address child maltreatment using a strength-based and ecologically-focused lens (2022).
Previous recorded events presented by the Greater Bay Area CAPC Coalition are listed below. Request a link by sending an email to kcoalition@capc-coco.org.
- Ask the Expert with Donna Jackson Nakazawa: How Our Biographies Become Our Biologies
- Fostering a Future with Anthony Trucks
- Helping Everyone Every Time with Dr. Elizabeth Vermilyea
- Leadership for the Greater Good with Azim Khamisa
- No Such Thing As A Bad Kid: Understanding and Responding to Kids with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges Using a Positive, Trauma-Informed, Strength-Based Approach with Charlie Appelstein
- Parenting Under Pressure: Strength-Based Strategies for Responding Instead of Reacting to Your Kids During Times of Stress with Charlie Appelstein
- Positivity in Times of Stress: Understanding and Responding to At-Risk Kids and Families Using a Positive, Trauma-Informed, Strength-Based Approach with Charlie Appelstein
- Protecting Children: During and Beyond COVID-19 with Erin Runnion
- Rediscovering the Beauty Within with Sasha Joseph Neulinger
- Resilience, Healing and Relational Repair: Transforming the Impact of Interpersonal and Sociocultural Trauma on Young Children and Families with Dr. Vilma Reyes
