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SUMMARY:Virtual Youth Leadership Summit
DESCRIPTION:Please join us to hear young people present their ideas for transforming the foster care and youth homelessness systems in Washington state! \nAbout this event \nThe Youth Leadership Summit is an inspiring\, youth-led event where youth from across Washington state come together to present their advocacy ideas for the coming year to legislators and policy makers. Young people with lived experience in the foster care and youth homelessness systems will be presenting to the Washington State Supreme Court Commission on Foster Care and the Office of Homeless Youth Advisory Committee. \n2021 Virtual Youth Leadership Summit Agenda \n1:00pm Welcome and Land Acknowledgement \n1:10pm Opening Remarks \n1:25 – 3:00pm Youth and Young Adult Presentations \n3:00pm Closing Remarks \n3:30pm Program Adjourns
URL:https://happierway.org/event/virtual-youth-leadership-summit/
CATEGORIES:Personal
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SUMMARY:On the Practice of Presence for Healing Personal and Collective Grief
DESCRIPTION:On the Practice of Presence for Healing Personal and Collective Grief with Michelle Cassandra Johnson and Jenée Johnson\nAbout this event\nThis event will be streamed live online with an interactive Q&A. Instructions on how to join will be emailed to registrants shortly before the event. This event will be recorded and available to watch on our YouTube channel and portions of the audio will be released on our podcast. \nIf you need to request accessibility accommodations\, please email publicprograms@ciis.edu at least one week prior to the event. For more information click here. \nIn unsettling and uncertain times\, the individual and collective heartbreak that lives in both our bodies and our communities can feel insurmountable. Many of us have been conditioned by the dominant culture to not name\, focus on\, or wade through the difficulties in our lives. But in order to heal\, we must make space for grief\, prioritizing our wholeness\, humanity\, and inherent divinity. \nSocial justice activist\, social worker\, and yoga teacher Michelle Cassandra Johnson offers to those who feel brokenhearted\, helpless\, confused\, powerless\, and desperate the tools they need to be present and openhearted with their grief. In her latest book\, Finding Refuge\, Michelle uses personal narrative\, meditation\, and journaling practices to explore being present with our hearts\, empowering us to see that we each have a role to play in taking intentional action to build momentum toward a shifting what is unsettled and unjust in the world. Through her work and writing\, Michelle invites us to pick up the shattered parts of ourselves and remember our strength\, wholeness\, and sacredness through the practice of presence and attending to our grief. \nJoin program innovation leader in mindfulness\, trauma\, and racial healing Jenée Johnson in a conversation with Michelle about her latest book\, her life and her work\, and learn how to process your own grief\, as well as family\, community\, and global grief. \nMichelle Cassandra Johnson is a social justice warrior\, author\, dismantling racism trainer\, empath\, yoga teacher and practitioner\, and an intuitive healer. With over 20 years of experience leading dismantling racism work and working with clients as a licensed clinical social worker\, Johnson has a deep understanding of how trauma impacts the mind\, body\, spirit\, and heart. She has led Dismantling Racism Trainings with large corporations\, small nonprofits\, and community groups\, including the ACLU-WA\, Duke University\, Google\, This American Life\, The Center for Equity and Inclusion\, Eno River Unitarian Universalist Church\, Lululemon\, and many others. To learn more\, please visit www.michellecjohnson.com. \nJenée Johnson\, Program Innovation Leader\, Mindfulness\, Trauma and Racial Healing\, pioneered and leads the unique effort to bring mindfulness into public health practices and programs though the Trauma Informed Systems of Care Initiative in the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Her goal is to improve the organization’s ability to manage change\, stay resilient\, inspire growth and become a mindful culture that leads and serves with compassion. \nHer work is featured as the cover story in the October\,2019 issue of Mindful Magazine. She is recognized in the Fall 2020 issue of Mindful Magazine as one of twelve women leaders of the mindfulness movement. In the Spring 2020 issue of the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly Jenée is listed in the cover story: Alums to Know About. \nJenée is the Founder of The Right Within Experience\, a mindfulness immersion program that reclaims humanity\, joy\, and wellbeing for people of African ancestry through mindfulness practices. These are the human rights and exalted emotions that are eroded in Black lives through the consistent exposure to the trauma of racism. The Right Within Experience expands the scope of mindful practice to acknowledge its ancient African lineage and increase access and relevance to people of African ancestry. The program promotes healing and sovereignty for Black people and is curated for those on the front line of community service and social justice missions. The Right Within Experience is funded by the Kataly Foundation. \nFor 15 years\, she served as the Director of the San Francisco Black Infant Health Program\, a program which provides direct service to Black pregnant women and new mothers to address the health disparities in infant and maternal mortality. \nJenée Johnson is a HeartMath certified trainer\, certified professional co-active coach and certified by the globally recognized Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute to teach mindfulness and emotional intelligence based on the latest neuroscience. She is trauma trainer\, Emotional Emancipation Circles Facilitator (Association of Black Psychologists) and certified to teach Femme! A meditative movement and wellness modality for women. She is a keynote speaker\, coach\, and consultant with Sankofa Holistic Counseling Services in Oakland\, and on the advisory board of Search Inside Yourself Leadership Institute. \nJenée is a native New Yorker with Caribbean and Southern roots. She resides in Oakland with her husband and young adult son. Her website is: www.jeneejohnson.com. \nWe are grateful to our Bookstore Partner: \nMarcus Books is the nation’s oldest Black-owned independent bookstore celebrating its 60th year. Marcus Books’ mission is to provide opportunities for Black folks and their allies to celebrate and learn about Black people everywhere
URL:https://happierway.org/event/on-the-practice-of-presence-for-healing-personal-and-collective-grief/
CATEGORIES:Mental
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SUMMARY:Design + Diversity Conference
DESCRIPTION:About this event\nJoin us online for the 5 year celebration of the Design + Diversity Conference— the conference which inspires\, celebrates and promotes not only diversity in design\, but the diversity of design. \nEach year we focus on the themes of: \nUsing creative practice to address social ills and systems of oppression through Social Justice\nUsing creative craft to meet the needs of specific identities through Designing Diversity\nDeveloping a collective acumen of Traditional Diversity\, Equity\, and Inclusion\nAdditionally\, this conference has created a platform for diverse speakers from around the country to present their work\, challenge our assumptions and build our knowledge on a wide range of topics. This event provides a safe space for critical conversations among designers\, innovators\, and leaders. We welcome the perspective of diversity\, equity\, and inclusion professionals\, designers\, and all enthusiasts or allies. \nLearn at: https://designplusdiversity.com. \nREGISTRATION INFORMATION \nThere will be a $10 cancellation fee for cancellations made on or June 5\, 2021\, and July 10\, 2021. The Design + Diversity Conference will refund 20 percent of conference fees paid for cancellations made between June 6 and July 10\, 2021. No refunds will be available after July 11\, 2021. \nCancellation policy \nThe conference is subject to cancellation or change. Liability is limited to funds remitted for conference registration and sponsorship fees. Speakers are subject to change without prior notice. \nSUBSTITUTIONS \nYou may transfer your registration to another person by notifying us by e-mail at info@designplusdiversity.com\, no later than Friday\, July 10\, 2021. Your request must include your name and e-mail address as well as that of the person who will now be attending in your place. \nSPEAKERS AND SCHEDULE \nWhile all speakers are confirmed for their participation\, we cannot guarantee that the speaker list or schedule is fully final. Speakers and schedule are subject to change without notice. \nACCESSIBILITY \nDesign + Diversity welcomes the participation of individuals living with disabilities and will make every effort to provide reasonable accommodations to enable equitable participation at the Design + Diversity Conference. \nYou can request accessibility accommodations and services when registering for the Design + Diversity Conference by indicating that you have accessibility requirements. For any accommodation requests please submit your request by June 2021. Requests are honored to the maximum extent possible. \nCODE OF CONDUCT \nDesign + Diversity is committed to hosting an inclusive conference embracing different perspectives and viewpoints. We will provide a safe and productive environment for everyone who participates in our events. \nMisconduct\, including but not limited to harassment in any form\, will not be tolerated. Please review our Code of Conduct for further information. \nIf you experience behavior that violates this Code of Conduct\, please contact conduct@designplusdiversity.com and a member of the staff will respond. You may also visit the registration area on site and ask for our event director.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/design-diversity-conference/
CATEGORIES:Diversity
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210807
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SUMMARY:48 hours of Bite Sized Mindfulness
DESCRIPTION:Join 48 hours of Bite Sized Mindfulness with Sabina Vitacca\, known as ‘The Personal Trainer for the Mind’.\nAbout this event\nThis course is a short-term commitment each day and can be slotted around your existing work and home commitments. \nPLEASE IGNORE THE TIME ON THE TICKET IT IS SELF PACED/PRE RECORDED AND SENT TO YOUR EMAILS OVER 2 DAYS TO WATCH IN YOUR OWN TIME. \nDesigned to demonstrate how effective the practice of Mindfulness can be when applied to work and home situations\, Sabina will show you what Mindfulness is and how it works. \nMindfulness simply means to live in the ‘present’ in your thoughts\, actions and behaviours and scientific research shows it’s hugely effective to boost focus\, productivity and connection whilst reducing stress and overwhelm. \nThe best part is that it can all be achieved with bite sized actions. You can complete this short program with just 15 minutes a day. \nIf you’re someone: \n– Feeling the strain of isolation or working from home \n– Finding it challenging to remain focused or productive at work \n– Feeling overwhelmed by our current environment \n– Wanting to learn how to better communicate and connect to your team or colleagues \n– Who’d love to learn the secrets of ‘switching off’ at night and being able to relax\, even during busy times \nThen this short course is for you! \nThis 48-hour bite-sized Mindfulness course can be completed at your own leisure and if you love it\, there are more programs for you to enjoy. Tap into pre-recorded videos sharing Sabina’s Mindfulness expertise\, all for FREE! You’ll be sent the bite sized materials to your inbox. \nWe look forward to sharing Mindfulness with you virtually.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/48-hours-of-bite-sized-mindfulness/
CATEGORIES:Mental
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210810
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210811
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SUMMARY:Tiny Habits for Happier Living - with BJ Fogg
DESCRIPTION:About this event\nWant to adopt helpful new habits and find practical ways to be happier?\nWe all know the frustration of wanting to start a new habit or healthy behaviour only to find a short time later that we’ve not managed to squeeze it into our busy lives! We fall back into our old behaviours and feel guilty and deflated for not having the “willpower” to stick with something new that we know could help us. If this sounds familiar\, don’t worry – there’s another way! \nBJ Fogg has researched human behaviour for over 20 years and has discovered an approach that can work for anyone wanting to build habits for greater health and happiness. At this event BJ will share how we can break down our behaviours into tiny\, bite-size changes. And by building these ‘tiny habits’ into our existing routines\, we can unlock lasting benefits for our wellbeing and live happier lives overall. \nThe event will take place on Zoom at 7pm London time (BST). \nTo see the start time in your time zone\, please click here. \nAbout The Speaker \nBJ Fogg\, PhD founded the Behavior Design Lab at Stanford University. In addition to his research\, Fogg teaches industry innovators how human behavior really works. He created the Tiny Habits Academy to help people around the world. Find out more at BJFogg.com and visit TinyHabits.com to learn about his New York Times bestselling book\, Tiny Habits: The Small Changes that Change Everything \nThe event will be hosted by Dr Mark Williamson from Action for Happiness.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/tiny-habits-for-happier-living-with-bj-fogg/
CATEGORIES:Mental
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20210812T080000
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SUMMARY:Cultivating Psychological Safety: Build Belonging at Work
DESCRIPTION:About this event\nDo you want to build a healthier workplace culture where each person on your team – including your clients and community stakeholders – feel a greater sense of psychological safety\, trust\, and belonging? Do you feel overwhelmed by all that you could do to improve your workplace culture\, or are you generally confused about where to start? If so\, join fellow colleagues in gaining a better understanding of the powerful role you can play in taking simple\, everyday actions that can help build belonging at work. During this introductory workshop\, you’ll discover what it truly takes to put your organization’s diversity\, equity and inclusion commitments into action. \nYour outcome will be an audience prepared to build cultures of belonging – for themselves personally – and for their colleagues professionally. \nAppreciation of the personal actions any person can take to enhance workplace culture.\nIncreased clarity about the personal responsibility required to build of belonging.\nImproved results from learning the belonging foundations of safety and trust.\nKnowledge of communication approaches that transcend power dynamics & differences. \nAbout the Speaker\nRhodes Perry (he/him) is an award-winning social entrepreneur\, best-selling author\, and sought-after keynote speaker. Nationally recognized as a LGBTQ+ thought leader\, he has 20 years of leadership experience having worked at the White House\, the Department of Justice\, and PFLAG National. Media outlets like Forbes\, The Wall Street Journal\, and the Associated Press have featured his powerful work as a diversity\, equity\, and inclusion influencer. He serves as the CEO of RP Consulting\, a global leadership and management consulting firm helping visionaries and change makers build belonging at work. He earned a BA from the University of Notre Dame\, and a MPA from New York University. He also serves on the National LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce’s Transgender Inclusion Task Force.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/cultivating-psychological-safety-build-belonging-at-work/
CATEGORIES:Professional
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210813
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210814
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SUMMARY:Family Compassionate Conversations: Community Wellness
DESCRIPTION:Family Compassionate Conversations: Community Wellness\nAbout this event\nCommunities contain many solutions to their own mental health needs and already have many techniques to encourage resilience and wellness. In this conversation\, we’ll talk about ways that families can engage in community wellness. We’ll also give families strategies for partnering with schools to improve community wellness. \nThis is an opportunity for you to come with questions about community wellness and strategies designed to enhance your community’s ability to recover from the stress and trauma of everyday life and the recent collective trauma we all experienced at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’ll begin the conversation with a brief mindfulness practice that you can use in your own community wellness efforts. \nThis session is the closing event in our Family Compassionate Conversation series and will focus on community wellness and ways to foster community engagement around the health and wellness of all.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/family-compassionate-conversations-community-wellness/
CATEGORIES:Mental
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210820
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SUMMARY:The Creative Advantage Arts Partner Summer Institute
DESCRIPTION:Explore the connection between self-care & culturally responsive teaching and gain new ideas to create a culture of care with your students.\nAbout this event\nHow does self-care support culturally responsive teaching? How can arts learning cultivate a culture of care? Dr. Bre\, an award-winning speaker\, teacher\, researcher\, coach and healer\, will give this year’s dynamic keynote and lead an interactive workshop focused on self-reflection. Then explore culturally responsive and anti-racist arts learning through Seattle Public School’s new The Roots Arts Framework and learn firsthand from the teachers and teaching artists who created it. A social gathering is being planned for 4-6pm that evening to allow space for connection and celebration of the year ahead. \nThis workshop is free and open to all educators\, teachers\, teaching artists\, artist and community arts organization staff. Four Washington State clock hours available for participants. \nAbout the Keynote: \nWith over a decade of national and international experience as an Equity & Inclusion professional and counseling psychology professor\, Dr. Bre is an award-winning speaker\, teacher\, researcher\, coach and healer. She is nationally recognized for inspiring change at the soulful energetic level of transformation and thought leader inspired consciousness in leadership and mindful organizational culture. Her interdisciplinary approach weaves Western psychological theory and indigenous healing philosophy together to deepen our awareness of the more subtle\, but more profound\, dimensions of transformation and evolution. \nShe inspired audiences to PAUSE for PRESENCE and cultivate the 12 Blissiplines of Self-Sovereignty by centering healing as a catalyst for powerful social change and personal evolution. As a speaker and author\, she amplifies the power of authenticity\, emboldening learners to courageously move away from PERforming life (within the context of setting)-towards PUREforming life-by trusting your voice and understanding privilege is not about power…it’s about responsibility. \nDr. Bre is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). This work has resulted in over 150 national and international audiences\, academic publications\, corporate and NPO trainings\, seminars and workshops.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/the-creative-advantage-arts-partner-summer-institute/
CATEGORIES:Diversity
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210826
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SUMMARY:Inclusive hiring series: measuring what matters
DESCRIPTION:About this event\n“What does not get measured cannot be fixed” – Iris Bohnet\, author of What Works: Gender Equality By Design \nWhile many organisations might measure how many applicants they get for a role to determine how successful their hiring round was\, there are a whole host of crucial metrics that are often missed. Why does it matter? At the end of the day\, hiring the right person is crucial to any business. The effectiveness and fit of a team to an organisation is critical and can make the difference between failure and success. And hiring is the pinch point where this all happens. \nThe issue is that most organisations don’t know how well they’re doing with hiring\, how predictive of job success their process really is\, or have enough evidence to convince their teams to make a change in the way things are done or the way costs are allocated. \nIn this session we’ll discuss the metrics you should use at each stage of the recruitment process\, some of the myths and pitfalls of the modern world of recruitment\, some of the tactics that can help with hiring the best people\, and crucially how to measure the effectiveness of any interventions you make in your hiring process. \nAbout Escape the City \nWe’re on a mission to help one million people to do work that matters to them and the world. Not just to find more fulfilling work but create it too. Online and offline we’ve seen first-hand the incredible power in connecting likeminded\, motivated\, passionate people with purposeful organisations. \nWhether it’s a small step or a brave leap\, we’ve learned that amazing outcomes and inspiring change is best achieved together. \nWe want to wake people up to what work can really look like. To careers built on freedom\, passion\, autonomy\, fulfilment\, and purpose. To more connected and more meaningful lives. To 21st Century Careers and organisations\, built on their terms\, not someone else’s. \nWe’re doing it because we believe a million more people doing work that matters to them will change the world.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/inclusive-hiring-series-measuring-what-matters/
CATEGORIES:Diversity
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210828
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210829
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SUMMARY:Gentle Yoga for Terrible Times
DESCRIPTION:Simple and accessible breathing exercises\, stretches\, and guided meditation for all bodies\, minds\, and spirits. No experience necessary.\nAbout this event\nHuman beings are not meant to be in constant fight\, flight\, or freeze mode. Chronic stress takes a devastating toll on our mental and physical well-being. If you are exhausted\, stressed out\, burnt out\, or just looking to relax and nourish your mind\, body\, and spirit\, please join me for 75 minutes of gentle yoga. \nMy mission is to make yoga accessible and inclusive for everyone\, regardless of race/ethnicity\, age\, gender\, sexual orientation\, income level\, body size\, or disability status. The primary goal of the class is to help you find a small bit of a peace and relaxation during scary and stressful times. \n***PLEASE READ***: \nAll classes are taught via Zoom from Los Angeles\, California (PDT/PST). \nYou will receive a Zoom link approximately 30 minutes before class begins. Please check your spam/promotions folder. \nRegistration closes one hour before class begins. Only the first 500 participants to join the Zoom will be admitted to the class. We will release people from the waiting room at 5:55 PM PST. \nFAQs \nWhat time does the class start? \nI am located in Los Angeles\, California. Class is on Saturday at 6 PM PDT/PST (Pacific Time.) If you are located in a different time zone and are confused or unsure of when that is\, here is a link to a world clock that will allow you to type in Los Angeles (where I am located) and your city to figure out when the class will begin: \nhttps://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html \nHow do I access the class? \nYou will receive a Zoom link approximately 30 minutes before class begins (approximately 5:30 PM Pacific Time.) Please check your spam/promotions folder. If you haven’t received a link\, it is almost certainly because it’s not yet time or because it’s in your spam/promotions folder. \n*PLEASE NOTE: only the first 500 students to actually attend the Zoom will be admitted. We will release people from the waiting room at 5:55 PM PST/PDT. \nWhat do I need? \nJust a pillow and a blanket OR towel. It doesn’t matter what kind– whatever you have at home will work just fine. \nWhat should I wear? \nI recommend wearing whatever makes you feel comfortable like leggings\, pajamas\, sweatpants\, or shorts. The main aspiration for the class is simply relaxation so we won’t be getting sweaty but you’ll want to wear something you can move around in a little. \nWhat if I don’t want to be on camera? \nNo worries! You are more than welcome to turn your camera off. You will still be able to see and hear me but you won’t have to be seen if you prefer not to be. \nHow gentle is “gentle”? \nThe class is designed with accessibility in mind so all the postures will be seated or on the ground with variations/options given if you need or wish to remain seated and much of the class is devoted to meditation which does not require any movement at all. I encourage you to listen to your own body and decide what is right for you. \nHow much does the class cost? \nThis class is completely free as an offering to the community. My aspiration is to make the practice of yoga\, breath work\, and meditation as accessible as possible so that everyone can learn and be part of the community regardless of their economic situation.
URL:https://happierway.org/event/gentle-yoga-for-terrible-times/
CATEGORIES:Physical
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210901
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SUMMARY:Digitize Enterprise Professional Development Programme
DESCRIPTION:Two day training programme for Youth Workers as part of the Digitize Enterprise project.\nAbout this event\nThe training programme consists of 11 workshops over 2 days which aims to increase digital competences among Youth Workers and introduce them to the open source Enterprise materials of the Digitize Enterprise Project. \nDigitize Enterprise is a project which is co-funded by Erasmus + programme and brings together a consortium of 5 partner organisations from throughout Europe. The aim of the project is to provide a series of virtual learning tools and platforms for Practitioners and participants of Youth Programmes throughout Europe with the target of increasing Enterprise awareness and skills of youth members. \nThe training will take place over Zoom. Places are limited so book early!
URL:https://happierway.org/event/digitize-enterprise-professional-development-programme/
CATEGORIES:Professional
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