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Monday, January 23 • 15:45 - 16:45
Connecting and Building Relationships with Indigenous Youth

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An interactive workshop regarding our experiential learning practices with Indigenous youth which includes emphasis on relationships with youth participants, their communities and culture. We integrate harm reduction, trauma-informed and youth-led approaches. We will incorporate storytelling, video narratives and testimonials to demonstrate our highly effective approach on career development and employment with Indigenous youth.

Learning Outcomes:
  • The benefits of long-term relationships when working with Indigenous youth
  • The impacts of a holistic approach that is culturally rich
  • The affects of a supportive environment to promote safe exploration

Speakers
avatar for Susan Belyea-King

Susan Belyea-King

Social Worker, Partners For Youth Inc.
Sue Belyea-King is a social worker who offers proactive services for at-risk youth and young adults. Sue has implemented numerous programs/services, such as street outreach, supportive and transitional housing, mental health, addictions, employment and education programs.
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Asha Bear

Indigenous Youth Engagement Co-ordinator, Partners For Youth Inc.
Asha Bear has worked with youth for over 10 years. She is the Indigenous Youth Project Engagement Co-ordinator at Partners for Youth. Asha works together with youth to help them recognize their skills and their power to succeed.


Monday January 23, 2023 15:45 - 16:45 EST
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