BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20250226T153000Z DTEND:20250226T170000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:BIPOC Nonprofit Professional Roundtable | Thriving with Self-Care DESCRIPTION:Join Nonprofit Connect's BIPOC Roundtable - a dynamic forum crafted for individuals who identify as Black\, Indigenous\, and People of Color. \n\n \n\nSelf-Care can be experienced with scented candles\, vacations\, skin care routines\, and luxurious getaways with the people that make us smile. However\, this isn't always the case. Unfortunately\, some people find that self-care hasn't been effective for them\, those reasons may include but aren't limited to the following\;\n\n \n\n\n Self-care plans are being thought of in moments of stress vs. ahead of time\,\n Self-care strategies implemented don't fit the current needs of the person\, and/or\n Self-care isn't considered as a necessary and/or an option.\n\n\nIn order to help increase the likelihood of being prepared while navigating the ebb and flows of life\, Thriving with Self-Care\, will not just provide space to listening to others' experiences of self-care. There will be an environment for attendees to actively participate in developing strategies that promote their own well-being. This engagement will allow attendees to feel empowered when applying these insights to their own lives.\n\n\n\nJoin us as we engage in the important work of Thriving with Self-Care!\n\n\nMeet the presenter:\n\nReshida has extensive employment experience collaborating with government\, for-profit\, and non-profit organizations\, actively engaging with children\, teens\, and adults on critical issues such as resilience\, advocacy\, education\, suicide prevention\, child welfare\, HIV prevention\, drug and alcohol prevention\, and life skills training. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree from the University of Central Missouri and a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from the University of Kansas. In 2023\, she was honored with the Margo Excellence in BSW Practicum Instruction award from the University of Kansas. \n\n\n\nAs a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) in the state of Kansas and a member of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW)\, she is recognized for her professionalism and expertise in the field. Reshida is also a published author of two impactful books: "Hope Restored: Seeking Joy in Life's Everyday Moments" and "Hope Restored: A Reflective Journal." Her workshops are highly effective\, as she delivers a grounded perspective that empowers audiences to connect with the material in practical\, lasting\, meaningful ways.\n\n \n\n\nOur roundtable offers a nurturing space where participants can openly discuss issues\, experiences\, and concerns crucial to their communities. Gather together in a safe space where your voice is heard\, and your perspective is understood amongst peers. \n\n\n\nKey features of our BIPOC Roundtable include:\n\n \n\n1. Safe Space: Feel welcomed and heard in an environment free from judgment or discrimination\, where your voice matters.\n\n \n\n2. Professional Development: Enhance your skills and knowledge through shared experiences and expert-led discussions\, empowering you to drive positive change within your organization.\n\n \n\n3. Networking and Support: Connect with peers who understand your journey\, fostering collaboration\, sharing resources\, and mutual encouragement.\n\n \n\n4. Discussion Topics: Engage in conversations spanning social justice\, systemic inequalities\, cultural identity\, experiences of racism\, and strategies for empowerment in diverse settings like workplaces\, schools\, and neighborhoods.\n\n \n\n5. Community Building: Cultivate solidarity among BIPOC individuals\, fostering unity and collective action to tackle shared challenges.\n\n \n\n6. Action and Advocacy: Take part in developing actionable strategies and advocacy initiatives to advance equity\, inclusion\, and social justice.\n\n \n\nTap in\, at Nonprofit Connect's BIPOC Roundtable - a pivotal platform for dialogue\, empowerment\, and collective problem-solving within marginalized communities\, ensuring that every voice is valued and amplified.\n\n\n\nThis session is specifically designed for individuals who identify as members of the BIPOC community. We understand the importance of creating safe spaces for dialogue and support within the BIPOC community.\n\nNonprofit Connect values the contributions of all our members and will be offering other opportunities for collaboration and engagement with allies.\n\nProgram Policies:\n\nNonprofit Connect may take photographs or videos at public events\, so we ask that you read our Privacy Policy for more information. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Join Nonprofit Connect'\;s BIPOC Roundtable - a dynamic forum crafted for individuals who identify as Black\, Indigenous\, and People of Color. \;
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\nSelf-Care can be experienced \;with scented candles\, vacations\, skin care routines\, and luxurious getaways with the people that make us smile. However\, this isn'\;t always the case. Unfortunately\, some people find that self-care hasn'\;t been effective for them\, those reasons may include but aren'\;t limited to the following\;
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In order to help increase the likelihood of being prepared while navigating the ebb and flows of life\, Thriving \;with Self-Care\, will not just provide space to listening to others&rsquo\; experiences of self-care. There will be an environment for attendees to actively participate in developing strategies that promote their own well-being. This engagement will allow attendees to feel empowered when applying these insights to their own lives.

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\nJoin us as we engage in the important work of Thriving with Self-Care!

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Meet the presenter:
\nReshida has extensive employment experience collaborating with government\, for-profit\, and non-profit organizations\, actively engaging with children\, teens\, and adults on critical issues such as resilience\, advocacy\, education\, suicide prevention\, child welfare\, HIV prevention\, drug and alcohol prevention\, and life skills training. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree from the University of Central Missouri and a Master of Social Work (MSW) degree from the University of Kansas. In 2023\, she was honored with the Margo Excellence in BSW Practicum Instruction award from the University of Kansas. \;
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\nAs a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) in the state of Kansas and a member of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW)\, she is recognized for her professionalism and expertise in the field. Reshida is also a published author of two impactful books: "\;Hope Restored: Seeking Joy in Life'\;s Everyday Moments"\; and "\;Hope Restored: A Reflective Journal."\; Her workshops are highly effective\, as she delivers a grounded perspective that empowers audiences to connect with the material in practical\, lasting\, meaningful ways.
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Our roundtable offers a nurturing space where participants can openly discuss issues\, experiences\, and concerns crucial to their communities. \;Gather together in a safe space where your voice is heard\, and your perspective is understood amongst peers. \;
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\nKey features of our BIPOC Roundtable include:
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\n1. Safe Space: Feel welcomed and heard in an environment free from judgment or discrimination\, where your voice matters.
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\n2. Professional Development:  \;Enhance your skills and knowledge through shared experiences and expert-led discussions\, empowering you to drive positive change within your organization.
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\n3. Networking and Support: Connect with peers who understand your journey\, fostering collaboration\, sharing resources\, and mutual encouragement.
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\n4. Discussion Topics: Engage in conversations spanning social justice\, systemic inequalities\, cultural identity\, experiences of racism\, and strategies for empowerment in diverse settings like workplaces\, schools\, and neighborhoods.
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\n5. Community Building: Cultivate solidarity among BIPOC individuals\, fostering unity and collective action to tackle shared challenges.
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\n6. Action and Advocacy: Take part in developing actionable strategies and advocacy initiatives to advance equity\, inclusion\, and social justice.
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\nTap in\, at Nonprofit Connect'\;s BIPOC Roundtable - a pivotal platform for dialogue\, empowerment\, and collective problem-solving within marginalized communities\, ensuring that every voice is valued and amplified.

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This session is specifically designed for individuals who identify as members of the BIPOC community. We understand the importance of creating safe spaces for dialogue and support within the BIPOC community.

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Nonprofit Connect values the contributions of all our members and will be offering other opportunities for collaboration and engagement with allies.

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Program Policies:
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Nonprofit Connect may take photographs or videos at public events\, so we ask that you read our \;Privacy Policy \;for more information.
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