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X-WR-CALDESC:Hurt: Black Female Bodies and Historical Institutionalized
Domestic and Sexual Violence\n“Hurt….” is a historical exploration int
o the state sanctioned domestic and sexual violence against black female b
odies and the staggering present-day consequences of this history for blac
k women. This workshop encourages open candid discussions about the need f
or a paradigm shift to dually focus on safety and healing for African Amer
ican victims and on reckoning with/healing past institutionalized racial t
rauma. “Hurt….” offers a unique experience wherein participants get to exa
mine racial biases related to major negative myths about black women -Jeze
bel\, Mammy\, Sapphire-through guided relaxation/contemplation exercises.
\n\nPresenter: Yolanda Pourciau\, Yolanda Speaks\nYolanda Pourciau
is an inspirational speaker\, professor\, trainer\, and social activist. S
he has over twenty years of experience uplifting\, challenging\, and educa
ting audiences with her dynamic\, down to earth\, storytelling style. Her
areas of expertise include: Motivation/Inspiration\, Diversity/Inclusion a
nd Stress Management/Wellness. The over-arching theme of her work is “We M
ust Face It\, to Fix It! To that end Yolanda is a major proponent of intro
spective practices such as self-inventory\, meditation\, contemplation\, m
indfulness\, retreat\, extended silence\, and yoga. Be prepared to quiet a
nd look within if Yolanda is your guide. As an activist\, Yolanda works di
ligently to increase awareness of and commitment to ending racial\, gender
\, spiritual injustice in our world. Yolanda created the Facebook page: Af
rican American Women and Girls and DV and Sexual Violence where she educat
es the community about the trauma and triumphs of African American women a
nd encourages community support and accountability for black girl’s safety
wholeness.\n\nThis course\, Hurt: Black Female Bodies and Historical Inst
itutionalized Domestic and Sexual Violence\, Approval #210423-1\, provided
by Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence is approved for continuin
g education by the NASW-DE Continuing Education Approval Collaborative. CE
Approval Collaborative Approval Period: Friday\, April 23\, 2021 through
January 31\, 2023. Delaware social workers will receive 1.5 General CE cre
dits for participating in this course.\n\n\nThis program is funded through
the Delaware Criminal Justice Council by the U.S. Department of Health an
d Human Services\, Administration for Children and Families\, Family Viole
nce Prevention and Services Program.
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DESCRIPTION:Hurt: Black Female Bodies and Historical Institutionalized D
omestic and Sexual Violence\n“Hurt….” is a historical exploration into
the state sanctioned domestic and sexual violence against black female bo
dies and the staggering present-day consequences of this history for black
women. This workshop encourages open candid discussions about the need fo
r a paradigm shift to dually focus on safety and healing for African Ameri
can victims and on reckoning with/healing past institutionalized racial tr
auma. “Hurt….” offers a unique experience wherein participants get to exam
ine racial biases related to major negative myths about black women -Jezeb
el\, Mammy\, Sapphire-through guided relaxation/contemplation exercises.\n
\nPresenter: Yolanda Pourciau\, Yolanda Speaks\nYolanda Pourciau is
an inspirational speaker\, professor\, trainer\, and social activist. She
has over twenty years of experience uplifting\, challenging\, and educati
ng audiences with her dynamic\, down to earth\, storytelling style. Her ar
eas of expertise include: Motivation/Inspiration\, Diversity/Inclusion and
Stress Management/Wellness. The over-arching theme of her work is “We Mus
t Face It\, to Fix It! To that end Yolanda is a major proponent of introsp
ective practices such as self-inventory\, meditation\, contemplation\, min
dfulness\, retreat\, extended silence\, and yoga. Be prepared to quiet and
look within if Yolanda is your guide. As an activist\, Yolanda works dili
gently to increase awareness of and commitment to ending racial\, gender\,
spiritual injustice in our world. Yolanda created the Facebook page: Afri
can American Women and Girls and DV and Sexual Violence where she educates
the community about the trauma and triumphs of African American women and
encourages community support and accountability for black girl’s safety w
holeness.\n\nThis course\, Hurt: Black Female Bodies and Historical Instit
utionalized Domestic and Sexual Violence\, Approval #210423-1\, provided b
y Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence is approved for continuing
education by the NASW-DE Continuing Education Approval Collaborative. CE A
pproval Collaborative Approval Period: Friday\, April 23\, 2021 through Ja
nuary 31\, 2023. Delaware social workers will receive 1.5 General CE credi
ts for participating in this course.\n\n\nThis program is funded through t
he Delaware Criminal Justice Council by the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services\, Administration for Children and Families\, Family Violenc
e Prevention and Services Program.
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LOCATION:https://dcadv.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/trainingevent/deta
ils/30
SUMMARY:Webinar: Hurt: Black Female Bodies and Historical Institutionalized
Domestic and Sexual Violence
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