Tomorrow on Zoom, 1:00-3:00pm

Free Winter 2021 Trainings for Rising Up Service Providers

Project SURVIVE Training

January 22, Friday, 1:00-3:00pm Here's an opportunity to see an upcoming training being offered to youth led by Project SURVIVE. It will focus on: the characteristics of healthy relationships, understanding unequal power relationships and domestic violence, and resources for breaking the cycle of abuse. Come to this session to see what we'll be offering to the youth! This session will include important information about best practices for how to handle domestic violence situations. About Project SURVIVE: City College of San Francisco’s Project SURVIVE is committed to social justice and is dedicated to ending all forms of power abuse — in personal relationships, social groups, and public institutions. It is a peer education program that offers workshops to young adults with strategies for identifying, avoiding, and leaving abusive relationships. Register here

UPCOMING TRAININGS

De-Escalation & Managing Strong Emotions

January 28, Thursday, 1:00-3:00pm Here’s your opportunity to learn about anger, strong emotions, and techniques to de-escalate conflict. We’ll explore ways to effectively decrease strong emotions by using active listening skills and empathy.  In this training, you will learn: Techniques to de-escalate conflict in the moment How to use empathy skills in times of strong emotions Practice active listening to effectively de-escalate conflict Register here

Giving & Receiving Feedback with an Equity Lens

February 4, Thursday, 12:30-2:00pm This workshop is an excellent opportunity to practice giving and receiving feedback with an understanding of how power and culture can play a role. You’ll explore your own experiences with giving and receiving feedback and how to frame feedback so that it can be better received. You’ll also learn techniques on the best ways to handle challenging feedback. In this training, you will learn: Why feedback is a positive and necessary aspect of learning and growing How to give and receive feedback collaboratively Examine how power and culture play a role in the communication loop Skills to be more effective giving and receiving feedback Register here

Project SURVIVE Training

February 11, Thursday, 1:00-3:00pm Here's an opportunity to see an upcoming training being offered to youth led by Project SURVIVE. It will focus on: the characteristics of healthy relationships, understanding unequal power relationships and domestic violence, and resources for breaking the cycle of abuse. Come to this session to see what we'll be offering to the youth! This session will also include important information about best practices for how to handle domestic violence situations. About Project SURVIVE: City College of San Francisco’s Project SURVIVE is committed to social justice and is dedicated to ending all forms of power abuse — in personal relationships, social groups, and public institutions. It is a peer education program that offers workshops to young adults with strategies for identifying, avoiding, and leaving abusive relationships. Register here

Chelsea Kaplan, Rising Up Program Coordinator ckaplan@communityboards.org