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X-WR-CALDESC:How much do you know about the nearly 1 million Asian/Asian-Am
ericans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) living in Delaware? The fast growing
AAPI population spans a diverse array of races\, ethnicities\, cultures\,
languages\, socio-economic statuses\, and other identities. As a result\,
the experiences and needs of AAPI survivors of gender-based violence are j
ust as varied\, and services that come from a culturally relevant approach
are critical in making sure that survivors and their families have access
to continued well-being and healing. In this workshop\, you will gain a d
eeper understanding of the cultural dynamics and barriers experienced by A
API survivors and the importance of culturally-responsive and linguistical
ly-appropriate services. We will also discuss the role of implicit bias th
at service providers might have\, and strategies for survivor-centered app
roaches.\n\n \nPresenter:\nShirley Luo is the Program Manage
r for the culturally-specific Resource Center at the Asian Pacific Institu
te on Gender-Based Violence. She is responsible for developing and executi
ng strategy related to API-GBV’s public awareness\, resource development\,
and capacity building initiatives. In this role\, she also delivers TA an
d training to diverse audiences on a variety of topics related to gender-b
ased violence\, culturally-specific advocacy\, and AAPI experiences\; and
she engages the API-GBV’s national network of AAPI direct service agencies
\, state coalitions\, TA providers\, and other partners to deepen collabor
ation and nurture connections. Shirley received an M.A. in International R
elations from NYU’s Department of Politics and a B.A. in History and Polit
ical Science from UC Berkeley. She has been with API-GBV since late-2016\,
and through its work on the national and community level\, she has become
a strong believer in the power of relationships in creating safer\, equit
able\, and joyful communities.\n
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DESCRIPTION:How much do you know about the nearly 1 million Asian/Asian-Ame
ricans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) living in Delaware? The fast growing A
API population spans a diverse array of races\, ethnicities\, cultures\, l
anguages\, socio-economic statuses\, and other identities. As a result\, t
he experiences and needs of AAPI survivors of gender-based violence are ju
st as varied\, and services that come from a culturally relevant approach
are critical in making sure that survivors and their families have access
to continued well-being and healing. In this workshop\, you will gain a de
eper understanding of the cultural dynamics and barriers experienced by AA
PI survivors and the importance of culturally-responsive and linguisticall
y-appropriate services. We will also discuss the role of implicit bias tha
t service providers might have\, and strategies for survivor-centered appr
oaches.\n\n \nPresenter:\nShirley Luo is the Program Manager
for the culturally-specific Resource Center at the Asian Pacific Institut
e on Gender-Based Violence. She is responsible for developing and executin
g strategy related to API-GBV’s public awareness\, resource development\,
and capacity building initiatives. In this role\, she also delivers TA and
training to diverse audiences on a variety of topics related to gender-ba
sed violence\, culturally-specific advocacy\, and AAPI experiences\; and s
he engages the API-GBV’s national network of AAPI direct service agencies\
, state coalitions\, TA providers\, and other partners to deepen collabora
tion and nurture connections. Shirley received an M.A. in International Re
lations from NYU’s Department of Politics and a B.A. in History and Politi
cal Science from UC Berkeley. She has been with API-GBV since late-2016\,
and through its work on the national and community level\, she has become
a strong believer in the power of relationships in creating safer\, equita
ble\, and joyful communities.\n
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220907T130000
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ils/157
SUMMARY:Asian Pacific Islander: Understanding the unique identities and AAP
I communities in Delaware
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