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X-WR-CALDESC:Join us for an informational meeting on how to best serve the 
 LGBTQ youth in Foster Care.\n\nNearly 400\,000 children and youth are in f
 oster care in the United States. These youth have been removed from their 
 homes due to abuse or neglect. Data on the sexual orientation and gender i
 dentity of foster youth is limited since there is no clear mandate to trac
 k this information alongside other required data collection on demographic
 s such as age\, sex\, and race/ethnicity. The research that is available\,
  however\, has consistently shown that LGBTQ youth are over-represented am
 ong the foster care population. Many LGBTQ youth enter foster care after e
 xperiencing family rejection because of their gender identity\, gender exp
 ression or sexual orientation.\n\nThe unacceptable reality is that LGBTQ y
 outh- after facing trauma and maltreatment from their families or caregive
 rs- too often enter a foster care system that is ill-equipped to competent
 ly meet their needs and subjects them to further bias and discrimination. 
 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Childre
 n\, Youth\, and Families has called on all of those who work with youth in
  foster care to do better. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Service
 s Administration on Children\, Youth\, and Families has called on all of t
 hose who work with youth in foster care to do better\, stressing 'every ch
 ild and youth who is unable to live with his or her parents is entitled to
  a safe\, loving\, and affirming foster care placement\, irrespective of t
 he young person's sexual orientation\, gender identity or gender expressio
 n.'\n\nEach one of us can do our part to improve the experiences of LGBTQ 
 youth in America's foster care system. Let us come together to find a solu
 tion! \n\n Seating is limited\, so reserve your seat now!
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an informational meeting on how to best serve the L
 GBTQ youth in Foster Care.\n\nNearly 400\,000 children and youth are in fo
 ster care in the United States. These youth have been removed from their h
 omes due to abuse or neglect. Data on the sexual orientation and gender id
 entity of foster youth is limited since there is no clear mandate to track
  this information alongside other required data collection on demographics
  such as age\, sex\, and race/ethnicity. The research that is available\, 
 however\, has consistently shown that LGBTQ youth are over-represented amo
 ng the foster care population. Many LGBTQ youth enter foster care after ex
 periencing family rejection because of their gender identity\, gender expr
 ession or sexual orientation.\n\nThe unacceptable reality is that LGBTQ yo
 uth- after facing trauma and maltreatment from their families or caregiver
 s- too often enter a foster care system that is ill-equipped to competentl
 y meet their needs and subjects them to further bias and discrimination. T
 he U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Children
 \, Youth\, and Families has called on all of those who work with youth in 
 foster care to do better. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
  Administration on Children\, Youth\, and Families has called on all of th
 ose who work with youth in foster care to do better\, stressing 'every chi
 ld and youth who is unable to live with his or her parents is entitled to 
 a safe\, loving\, and affirming foster care placement\, irrespective of th
 e young person's sexual orientation\, gender identity or gender expression
 .'\n\nEach one of us can do our part to improve the experiences of LGBTQ y
 outh in America's foster care system. Let us come together to find a solut
 ion! \n\n Seating is limited\, so reserve your seat now!
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20180803T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20180803T103000
LOCATION:Mustard Seed Market & Cafe 867 W. Market St. Akron\, OH 44303
SUMMARY:CASA/GAL Youth Pride Breakfast
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