Tagged With "Summit"

The Center for Poverty Research at UC Davis is one of three federally designated centers whose mission is to facilitate non-partisan academic research on poverty in the U.S., disseminate this research, and train the next generation of poverty scholars. Their research agenda includes four themed areas of focus: labor markets and poverty, children and intergenerational transmission of poverty, the non-traditional safety net, and immigration. UC Davis Poverty Research and Policy Summit- Please...

Every evening, I try to engage my daughter in reflection, gratitude, and hope. I try to practice the same, but tonight, I felt the need to share with you all. Today I had the opportunity to attend the Toward a Trauma-Informed Northern California Summit 2018 – it was an incredible experience. We were welcomed with a moving, informative, and engaging keynote speaker, Dr. Isaiah B. Pickens , who laid the foundation for what would be a day of growth, reflection, connection, and peer support. He...

Please share the flyer and Eventbrite link with your Sacramento and West Sacramento partners to invite the region’s high school students to share their vision of what a sustainable future can look like. Join us to learn how climate change is affecting our community, meet high school students from our area, and brainstorm actions we can take to reach the mayors’ goals of carbon zero by 2045. Many thanks to Commissioner Chris Ledesma and the staff at River City High School for facilitating...

Don't miss the 6th Annual Boys and Men of Color Summit! Tuesday, October 31, 2017 9:00 AM -4:30 PM , located at California State University, Sacramento (Ballroom). Please see flyer below for more details. You can register youth here: https://goo.gl/VPZK4w For additional information on the Boys and Men of Color Summit, please contact Kim Williams, BHC Sacramento HUB Director, at kim@sacbhc.org

Domenica, Thanks for sharing your experience at the summit. It was wonderful to be in the room with 200 like minded advocates working to imbed trauma informed principles in our communities. Can't wait to see what happens next. Wendie