CARE Group 2024 #2 (Cohort 7)

CARE Group 2024 #2

(Community Advocates for Racial Equity)

Join a growing number of professionals who have committed to walk this journey together to "do better".

We are committed to creating a space where we can explore diversity, equity, inclusion, and anti-racism so we can become anchors within our communities who courageously identify and speak up when challenged with racial injustice. The goal is to engage in courageous conversation and skill-building around DEIB and anti-racism that leads us to deepen self-awareness, identify, and speak up when challenged with racial injustice, and take action to be anchors/advocates within our communities. Participants in the CARE Foundations 2024 groups will learn together and gain skills to integrate DEIB principles and practices into their work with colleagues and the community. Together, we'll build a more inclusive environment for the workforce and families in our home and community-based services. We hope you will join us on this journey to deepen knowledge and self-awareness to “do better” as we serve infants, young children, and families in RI.

It is in this spirit that we invite you to participate in this CARE Group Cohort.

Note: This CARE Group is for MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS who have not participated in a previous CARE Cohort. Members of a prior CARE Cohort, please consider registering to attend Intensive: CARE-ing for the Workforce: Connecting to Promote IECMH. learn more

Register HERE for the CARE Group 2024 #2

This group will meet virtually for 3 hours per session from October - January. Please plan to attend every session.

• Dates: 
• • October 24th, November 21st, December 19th, and January 16th, January 30th
• Time: 
• • 1:00p-4:00p
• Location:
• • Zoom - VIRTUAL
• Cost:
• • No cost to participants

• Facilitators: 
• • Jessica Calle, LCSW, IMH-E^®RIAIMH Infant/Early Childhood Mental Health Community Coordinator
  • Margaret Greene Bromell, IMH-E®, CCHW, IMH-E^® RIPIN, EI/Early Childhood Program Manager, RIAIMH Board VP, Committee Chair for DEIB

Details:

• Participants are expected to attend all 5 sessions. 
• Unfortunately, participants who do not attend session #1, can not continue with the group. Each session topic builds on the learning objectives for the group. Our goal is to create a consistent and courageous learning and sharing space.
• Session attendance is required to receive CEUs (NASW/CELP)
• CEUs/CELP hours are offered at no cost to participants
  
• 15 attendance hours, 3 contact hours per session, 9 of which are Cross-Cultural Practice training.
• up to 15 hours of IMH-Competencies® have been aligned with each session's learning objectives; suggested Competencies: Cultural Humility, Listening, Building and Maintaining Relationships, Self-Awareness, Trauma, and Advocacy. They will be listed on your Attendance Certificate.

Please contact us at info@RIAIMH.org with any questions.