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X-WR-CALDESC:Distinguishing Between Poverty Experienced by Families and Chi
 ld Neglect\n\nChristine Cross\, EdD\nChristine is currently a middle schoo
 l science teacher. She worked at the NASA Glen Research Center as a Senior
  Project Coordinator\, she was previously a Senior Training Officer for th
 e Division of Cuyahoga County Children and Family Services for 23 years. S
 he\nwas a foster and adoptive parent. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in
  Urban Studies\, specializing in Public Administration from the University
  of Pittsburgh\, a master’s degree from the University of Phoenix in Educa
 tion Curriculum and Instruction and a Doctor degree in Educational Leaders
 hip from the University of Phoenix.  Christine completed the OCWTP Trainin
 g of Trainers for the culture and diversity curriculum. She has taught man
 y topics on culture\, diversity\, ethics\, stress\, safety\, and other cla
 sses on casework issues in child welfare for public and private agencies.
 \nIt is important CASA volunteers understand poverty and neglect do not al
 ways go hand in hand. In this class\, you will learn to not only distingui
 sh between the two but also understand why poor children are more likely t
 o come to the attention of the child protection system. You will learn how
  structural racism factors in the disproportion of children of color in fo
 ster homes\; how poverty can be a risk factor of neglect but not a prerequ
 isite\; and how bias and stereotypes can impact a caregiver’s ability to w
 ork with a child and their family experiencing poverty. Most importantly\,
  you will learn strategies that will help you work collaboratively with fa
 milies from a socioeconomic status that differs from your own.\n
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DESCRIPTION:Distinguishing Between Poverty Experienced by Families and Chil
 d Neglect\n\nChristine Cross\, EdD\nChristine is currently a middle school
  science teacher. She worked at the NASA Glen Research Center as a Senior 
 Project Coordinator\, she was previously a Senior Training Officer for the
  Division of Cuyahoga County Children and Family Services for 23 years. Sh
 e\nwas a foster and adoptive parent. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in 
 Urban Studies\, specializing in Public Administration from the University 
 of Pittsburgh\, a master’s degree from the University of Phoenix in Educat
 ion Curriculum and Instruction and a Doctor degree in Educational Leadersh
 ip from the University of Phoenix.  Christine completed the OCWTP Training
  of Trainers for the culture and diversity curriculum. She has taught many
  topics on culture\, diversity\, ethics\, stress\, safety\, and other clas
 ses on casework issues in child welfare for public and private agencies.\n
 It is important CASA volunteers understand poverty and neglect do not alwa
 ys go hand in hand. In this class\, you will learn to not only distinguish
  between the two but also understand why poor children are more likely to 
 come to the attention of the child protection system. You will learn how s
 tructural racism factors in the disproportion of children of color in fost
 er homes\; how poverty can be a risk factor of neglect but not a prerequis
 ite\; and how bias and stereotypes can impact a caregiver’s ability to wor
 k with a child and their family experiencing poverty. Most importantly\, y
 ou will learn strategies that will help you work collaboratively with fami
 lies from a socioeconomic status that differs from your own.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240620T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240620T203000
LOCATION:ZOOM- Link will be provided prior to the training
SUMMARY:In-Service Training: Distinguishing Between Poverty Experienced by 
 Families and Child Neglect
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