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    May
  • Racially Ambiguous, Biracial and Multiracial Voices May 13, 2020

    Racial identity for adopted and fostered people of color, especially when they are transracially adopted, is complex, as they navigate the multiple intersections of race in a racialized world. For those who either look racially ambiguous and/or embody multiple racial identities this complexity is further magnified. Drawing on racial identity development theories, this discussion will explore ambiguous, biracial and multiracial identity in the context of families, and include suggestions for parents and adults who are looking to support children in their exploration and journey of feeling comfortable in their own skin, and allow them to embrace one or all of their racial identities.

    $36 per person non-member

    Special pricing Pact member receive 25% discount.

    DATE TIME
    05/13/2020 11:00 am
    05/13/2020 12:30 pm

    https://www.pactadopt.org/events/event_detail.asp?event=501

    Online

    Susan Dusza Guerra Leksander MA LMFT

    Beth Hall
    info@pactadopt.org (Email)

  • New York Foster Care and Adoption Conference 2020 May 28, 2020

    For over three decades, the Coalition’s annual statewide conference has provided an opportunity for foster/kinship care/adoptive parents be inspired, network and learn about the latest in the field.

    Aimed at parents and professionals alike, the conference brings leaders in the child welfare field to New York and offers a variety of topical workshops designed to deepen the knowledge of attendees, help to form connections with other parents and professionals and give attendees tools they can bring home and share in their community.  Nationally-known plenary speakers and workshop presenters share their knowledge and expertise to help participants gain perspective, increase skills, and learn to appreciate the positives.

    DATE TIME
    05/28/2020 08:00 am
    05/30/2020 04:00 pm

    https://affcny.org/programs/education-training/conference/

    AlbanyNY

    (646) 688-4321 (Phone)
    info@affcny.org (Email)

  • June
  • Schools and Adoption June 03, 2020

    Racial identity for adopted and fostered people of color, especially when they are transracially adopted, is complex, as they navigate the multiple intersections of race in a racialized world. For those who either look racially ambiguous and/or embody multiple racial identities this complexity is further magnified. Drawing on racial identity development theories, this discussion will explore ambiguous, biracial and multiracial identity in the context of families, and include suggestions for parents and adults who are looking to support children in their exploration and journey of feeling comfortable in their own skin, and allow them to embrace one or all of their racial identities.

    $36 per person non-member

    Special pricing Pact member receive 25% discount.

     

    DATE TIME
    06/03/2020 11:00 am
    06/03/2020 12:30 pm

    https://www.pactadopt.org/events/event_detail.asp?event=501

    Online

    Susan Dusza Guerra Leksander MA LMFT

    Beth Hall
    info@pactadopt.org (Email)

  • Newborns, Money, Competition, and Desperation: Promoting Ethics in Adoption (CEU Eligible) June 24, 2020

     

    As the landscape of adoption providers continues to be heavily dominated by for profit entities and “do-it-yourself” online matching services, solid ethics in voluntary infant placement and adoption become all the more critical. This workshop will raise questions about current practices in voluntary placements, especially as they impact interactions with expectant parents and pre-adoptive parents. We will identify specific questions that pre-adoptive and expectant parents considering domestic infant placements can ask to determine practices that are ethical, non-coercive and child-centered and encourage adoption professionals to hold themselves to high ethical standards. This webinar is appropriate for professionals, expectant parents and pre-adoptive families.

    $45 per person non-member

    Special pricing Pact member receive 15% discount.

     

    DATE TIME
    06/24/2020 11:00 am
    06/24/2020 12:30 pm

    https://www.pactadopt.org/events/event_detail.asp?event=503

    Online

    Susan Dusza Guerra Leksander MA LMFT

    Beth Hall
    info@pactadopt.org (Email)

  • July
  • FFTA 34th Annual Conference on Treatment Family Care July 12, 2020

    Join more than 700 child welfare professionals at the only international conference on family focused treatment services. Workshops are designed for advanced-level professionals who implement treatment family care models and interventions in family settings, including treatment foster, kinship, bio or adoptive families.

    DATE TIME
    07/12/2020 08:00 am
    07/15/2020 04:00 pm

    https://www.ffta.org/page/Conference

    Hyatt Regency New Orleans
    601 Loyola Avenue
    New Orleans, LA 70113

    Alexandra Kolcielny
    (800) 414-3382 (Phone)
    akoscielny@ffta.org (Email)

  • Integrating the Shadow: Inner Work for Adult Adoptees July 15, 2020

    The composition of the self is multifaceted and holistic. We all have pieces and aspects of self that we nurture, celebrate, and shine out into the world. And equally, we have pieces and aspects of self that we suppress, hide, and relegate to our innermost corners. In the tradition of Jungian psychology, or depth psychology, we recognize this as the manifestation of our inner shadow. For the adult adoptee, shadow pieces are seeded and cultivated over many years via the messages of familial and relational patterns, the introjection of cultural messages, and a felt sense of being different, or other than. Using a depth psychological approach to working with the inner shadow, the adult adoptee can learn to integrate and reclaim those pieces of self which have been carefully hidden away. Through shared material and collective dialog, we will discuss common shadow aspects for the adult adoptee, contemplate the need for a keenly developed inner shadow witness, and explore ways of integrating shadow through awareness of personal narratives, patterns, and relational habits. This webinar is appropriate forthe adult adoptee, for loved ones who wish to better understand their experiences, and for helping professionals who support adult adoptees.

    $36 per person non-member

    Special pricing Pact member receive 25% discount

    DATE TIME
    07/15/2020 11:00 am
    07/15/2020 12:30 pm

    https://www.pactadopt.org/events/event_detail.asp?event=504

    Online

    Jemma Elliot MA LMFT LPCC

    Beth Hall
    info@pactadopt.org (Email)

  • August
  • 32nd Annual Crimes Against Children Conference August 10, 2020

    Internationally recognized, the Crimes Against Children Conference is the premier conference of its kind providing practical and interactive instruction to those fighting crimes against children and helping children heal.

    The conference is presented annually by the Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center. The conference is conducted to provide training to those employed by government or nonprofit agencies in the fields of law enforcement, child protective services, social work, children’s advocacy, therapy, and medicine who work directly with child victims of crime.

    DATE TIME
    08/10/2020 08:00 am
    08/13/2020 04:00 pm

    http://www.cacconference.org/

    Sheraton Hotel
    400 North Olive Street
    Dallas , TX 75201

    Conference Team
    conference@dcac.org (Email)

  • Working with Pre- and Post-Adoptive/Foster Parents of Color: Insights for Professionals(CEU) August 12, 2020

    Although people of color have a long history of informal care of communitythe national discussion of adoption often leaves out conversations about the experiences of adoptive families headed by people of color. Too often child welfare professionals have approached families of color from a place of judgement and power, apparently unable to see some the strengths and values embodied in communities that are often also facing racial, financial and social oppressions. This webinar will be an honest conversation about the strengths and challenges of talking about adoption and foster care in communities of color. From recruitment of families to ongoing support for parents, we will explore some of the pieces that child welfare professionals too often overlook which in turn results in undermining the effective support and engagement of people of color they are trying to accomplish. Participants will learn strategies for supporting adoptive parents of color throughout the adoption journey. This webinar is appropriate for professionals working with communities of color.

    $45 per person non-member

    Special pricing Pact member receive 15% discount.

     

    DATE TIME
    08/12/2020 11:00 am
    08/12/2020 01:00 pm

    https://www.pactadopt.org/events/event_detail.asp?event=505

    Online

    Malaika Parker

    Beth Hall
    info@pactadopt.org (Email)

  • 46th Annual Conference of the North American Council on Adoptable Children August 27, 2020

    Save the Date!

    If you have been touched by adoption or foster care, this is the conference you will want to attend!

    Join us August 27–29, 2020 (pre-conference session August 26) in Toronto, Ontario for this four-day educational event that covers a wide variety of foster care and adoption topics—to meet the diverse needs and levels of experience of adoptive and foster parents, child welfare professionals, and people who were adopted or in foster care.

    We will offer about 80 workshops from expert speakers covering a range of topics

    DATE TIME
    08/27/2020 All Day
    08/29/2020 All Day

    https://www.nacac.org/get-training/conference/

    Delta Hotels Toronto Airport & Conference Centre
    655 Dixon Rd
    TorontoOntario

    (651) 644-3036 (Phone)
    info@nacac.org (Email)

  • October
  • 2020 Together for Families Conference October 13, 2020

    The biennial Together for Families Conference is a unique event that connects various stakeholders from across the U.S. and Canada in the Family Support and Strengthening Field to focus on quality practice. This conference, co-hosted by key national organizations in the field, weaves together content related to the field of Family Support, the Strengthening Families Approach, Advancing Equity, and the Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening & Support.

    DATE TIME
    10/13/2020 08:00 am
    10/16/2020 04:00 pm

    https://www.nationalfamilysupportnetwork.org/together-for-families-conference

    SeattleWA

    info@nationalfamilysupportnetwork.org (Email)

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