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This class explores possibilities and opportunities for strengthening our communities by building self-reliance, solidarity and a more democratic economy. We begin with looking at our big problems, such as lack of access to healthy food, climate chaos, and the struggle for affordable, healthy and safe places to live and work. Two 2-hour webinar series / Tuesdays April 19 & 26 / 4:00 pm (Pacific Time) / 7:00 pm (Eastern Time) / 4 CE Credit Certificate / $125 Learn more.
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Race-based traumatic stress (RBTS) is a pervasive and global problem that disproportionately affects BIPOC Individuals. Interventions discussed will range from suggesting dietary changes that support self care to knowing when to refer to a physician.
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Preparing to pivot in your career—if you left your job or are in the process of re-evaluating your career, what are some key things you need to know and how do you prepare for this change? Join the Women in Leadership Faculty experts in this conversation.
90-minute LIVE Webinar / Wednesday, April 20 / 4:00 pm (Pacific) / 7:00 pm (Eastern) / FREE, Learn more.
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In Conversation with Charles Durrett, Architect Emeritus, AIA
In May, Charles Durrett and Ben Davies will travel to Poland and work to build at least one large childcare center for the benefit of these children. If it is successful, it may lead to more. The time to help is now. The need is already there and growing every day. Join the conversation with Durrett at this community webinar.
Friday June 3, 2022 / FREE
10:00 am (Pacific Time) / 1:00 pm (Eastern Time)
Seating is limited, please register early
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Saturday, May 14, Amherst, MA, focusing on Pre-K to 4th grade.
Saturday, June 11, Tenant's Harbor, ME, focusing on Pre-K to 4th grade.
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Antioch University Continuing Education is a CAMFT approved CE Provider (See All Courses)
Healthy Living Through Lifestyle Principles
Presented by Jessie Pierre Boukarim BA, MA
This webinar is designed to be inclusive of mental health professionals among our audience participants. The Blue Zones shed value to support clients and the clinician’s role in their happiness goals. Throughout the most recent decades, social scientists have researched which nations experience the highest ranking of happiness and satisfaction in life.
Tuesday April 19 OR Saturday April 23, 2022 / 3 Hours / 2.5 CE Credit Certificate / $75
12:00 pm (Pacific Time) / 3:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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Confronting Whiteness, Appropriation, and The Racial Imaginary in Writing, With Kate Carmody & Stephanie Teasley
6-week Online Class / May 2 - 29 / $299
Asynchronous (at your pace, on your time)
Claudia Rankine, Cathy Park Hong, Eula Biss, Rihanna, Childish Gambino are just a few of the writers and artists we’ll examine to see how language functions to maintain white supremacy or works to dismantle it. Students will produce reflective writing as well as creative writing in this anti-racism writing workshop.
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