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X-WR-CALDESC:Maintaining a welcoming home for all children means making it 
 a safe and affirming place for our LGBTQ+ youth.  34% of children in child
  welfare identify as LGBTQ+\, 60% of this percentage are youth of color. D
 iscrimination can occur explicitly and implicitly for this group in child 
 welfare and can show up differently depending on intersecting identities. 
 In this training we will discuss practices and perspectives that will supp
 ort you in caring for LGBTQ+ youth. We will cover general knowledge about 
 SOGIE (sexual orientation\, gender identity/expression) and what support c
 an look like in home and in community.\n\n<b>Bio:</b> Vanessa Albert Moret
  (she/her) graduated from California State Long Beach with a Masters in So
 cial Work and a Bachelor’s from St. John’s College - Santa Fe\, NM. She wo
 rks as an advocate for caregivers and families with LGBTQ+ youth in the Yo
 uth Acceptance Project at Family Builders. She is committed to supporting 
 families in creating permanency that strengthens the whole family system. 
 Her passion stems from the belief that when children/youth are given the s
 pace and guidance to become who they’re truly meant to be\, the children\,
  their families and community experience compounding and resounding benefi
 ts.
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DESCRIPTION:Maintaining a welcoming home for all children means making it a
  safe and affirming place for our LGBTQ+ youth.  34% of children in child 
 welfare identify as LGBTQ+\, 60% of this percentage are youth of color. Di
 scrimination can occur explicitly and implicitly for this group in child w
 elfare and can show up differently depending on intersecting identities. I
 n this training we will discuss practices and perspectives that will suppo
 rt you in caring for LGBTQ+ youth. We will cover general knowledge about S
 OGIE (sexual orientation\, gender identity/expression) and what support ca
 n look like in home and in community.\n\n<b>Bio:</b> Vanessa Albert Moret 
 (she/her) graduated from California State Long Beach with a Masters in Soc
 ial Work and a Bachelor’s from St. John’s College - Santa Fe\, NM. She wor
 ks as an advocate for caregivers and families with LGBTQ+ youth in the You
 th Acceptance Project at Family Builders. She is committed to supporting f
 amilies in creating permanency that strengthens the whole family system. H
 er passion stems from the belief that when children/youth are given the sp
 ace and guidance to become who they’re truly meant to be\, the children\, 
 their families and community experience compounding and resounding benefit
 s.
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LOCATION:3642 Standish Avenue\, Santa Rosa\, CA
SUMMARY:Nurturing the Well-Being of LGBTQ+ Youth in Child Welfare in Home/C
 ommunity(In Person)
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