Virtual Differences are Good!(DG033022)

The Georgia State University School of Social Work Professional Excellence Program Child Welfare Training Collaborative (CWTC) offers training to community partners (e.g. public child welfare, law enforcement, placement providers, early care and learning, K-12 education, behavioral and physical health, juvenile courts, and other community and government organizations) throughout the state of Georgia. Bringing everyone to the same table creates an opportunity for community partners to have a shared understanding of issues facing children and families and also strengthens collaborations to promote better outcomes for Georgia’s children

Child Welfare Training Collaborative

This course lays the foundations for exploring biases and stereotypes and the importance of moving beyond them.

<p>This course lays a foundation for exploring biases and stereotypes and the importance of moving beyond them when working with clients and colleagues.&nbsp; Through dialogue and activity participants will analyze their own perceptions and how they can work better with others.</p>
<p>&nbsp;At the end of this course learners will be able to:</p>
<ul>
<li>Understand the value of diversity</li>
<li>Analyze their personal perceptions regarding differences</li>
<li>Be able to behave in ways which value differences</li>
<li>Use strategies to work more effectively with those who are in the minority</li>
</ul>

Virtual Differences are Good!(DG033022)

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