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X-WR-CALDESC:Power and Oppression: Let's Break It Down\nIn this intr
oductory webinar\, participants will be introduced to an overview and exam
ples of the four levels of oppression\, historical oppression\, and how fo
rms of oppression are interconnected. Participants will engage through dis
cussions\, activities\, and videos to explore what oppression means to us\
, how we experience it today\, and how to address oppression in our field.
This introductory level workshop is targeted toward professionals who are
new to understanding concepts or those who wish to review power and oppre
ssion and to increase their understanding of these issues.\n\nTo continue
learning about these concepts\, participants are encouraged to register fo
r the session 'Let's Talk Oppression & Hold Each Other Accountable' that w
ill be held on Tuesday\, July 27.\n\nPresenters\nBrooke Ophardt (sh
e/her/hers) is the Training & Prevention Specialist for the Delaware Coali
tion Against Domestic Violence. She has been working for the Coalition sin
ce February of 2019. Her previous work includes providing administrative a
nd outreach support for Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York
. Her observations surrounding the intersection of race\, class\, and repr
oductive justice titled\, “Body Autonomy During Pregnancy: Where Did It Go
?” has been published in the peer-reviewed feminist journal\, Dissenting V
oices. Currently\, she is working a prevention initiative focused on enga
ging men and boys in domestic violence prevention through the evidence-bas
ed program Coaching Boys Into Men. Brooke also provides support to DCADV'
s economic justice/economic empowerment efforts. She has a Bachelor's deg
ree in Women and Gender Studies from The College at Brockport\, State Univ
ersity of New York\, and a Master's of Public Administration with a concen
tration in Gender-Based Violence from the University of Colorado Denver.\n
\nMakenzie Swanson is the DELTA Project Coordinator at Turning Point at Pe
ople’s Place. As the coordinator\, she implements evidence-based strategie
s focusing on the primary prevention of intimate partner violence among yo
uth in Delaware. Makenzie began studying Behavioral Neuroscience and Spani
sh in Michigan before moving to Delaware and completing her undergraduate
degree in Behavioral Science with a certificate in Conflict Resolution. Ma
kenzie is a certified Community Health Worker and currently pursuing her M
aster’s degree in Social Work at Boise State University. She serves as a c
o-chair of the Social Justice Subcommittee.\n\nCEUs are pending approval.
\n\nThis program is funded through the Delaware Criminal Justice Council b
y the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services\, Administration for Ch
ildren and Families\, Family Violence Prevention and Services Program.
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DESCRIPTION:Power and Oppression: Let's Break It Down\nIn this intro
ductory webinar\, participants will be introduced to an overview and examp
les of the four levels of oppression\, historical oppression\, and how for
ms of oppression are interconnected. Participants will engage through disc
ussions\, activities\, and videos to explore what oppression means to us\,
how we experience it today\, and how to address oppression in our field.
This introductory level workshop is targeted toward professionals who are
new to understanding concepts or those who wish to review power and oppres
sion and to increase their understanding of these issues.\n\nTo continue l
earning about these concepts\, participants are encouraged to register for
the session 'Let's Talk Oppression & Hold Each Other Accountable' that wi
ll be held on Tuesday\, July 27.\n\nPresenters\nBrooke Ophardt (she
/her/hers) is the Training & Prevention Specialist for the Delaware Coalit
ion Against Domestic Violence. She has been working for the Coalition sinc
e February of 2019. Her previous work includes providing administrative an
d outreach support for Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York.
Her observations surrounding the intersection of race\, class\, and repro
ductive justice titled\, “Body Autonomy During Pregnancy: Where Did It Go?
” has been published in the peer-reviewed feminist journal\, Dissenting Vo
ices. Currently\, she is working a prevention initiative focused on engag
ing men and boys in domestic violence prevention through the evidence-base
d program Coaching Boys Into Men. Brooke also provides support to DCADV's
economic justice/economic empowerment efforts. She has a Bachelor's degr
ee in Women and Gender Studies from The College at Brockport\, State Unive
rsity of New York\, and a Master's of Public Administration with a concent
ration in Gender-Based Violence from the University of Colorado Denver.\n
\nMakenzie Swanson is the DELTA Project Coordinator at Turning Point at Pe
ople’s Place. As the coordinator\, she implements evidence-based strategie
s focusing on the primary prevention of intimate partner violence among yo
uth in Delaware. Makenzie began studying Behavioral Neuroscience and Spani
sh in Michigan before moving to Delaware and completing her undergraduate
degree in Behavioral Science with a certificate in Conflict Resolution. Ma
kenzie is a certified Community Health Worker and currently pursuing her M
aster’s degree in Social Work at Boise State University. She serves as a c
o-chair of the Social Justice Subcommittee.\n\nCEUs are pending approval.
\n\nThis program is funded through the Delaware Criminal Justice Council b
y the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services\, Administration for Ch
ildren and Families\, Family Violence Prevention and Services Program.
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Power and Oppression: Let's Break It Down
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