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PYD Academy - Next Week!

Courtney Livecchi
Jan 3, 20241 min read


Access, Equity and Belonging: Strategies and Resources for Creating Safe and Relevant Spaces in Positive Youth Development Work


The goal for this session is for participants to feel empowered to better understand diverse communities, working towards developing, implementing and evaluating programs with equity and inclusion as core components. Led by members of the Access, Equity and Belonging Committee, this virtual session will address key competencies needed to serve diverse audiences in a meaningful way.

Date: January 10, 2024 Location: Virtual Cost: $75




 
 
 

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