SPACE IS LIMITED | Registration Required
R.O.C.K. Mat-Su partners created Braided Stories for adult audiences because understanding and addressing historical and intergenerational trauma is critical to achieving the vision of reducing child abuse and increasing family resilience in the Mat-Su.
The partnership sculpted the curriculum to specifically explore the histories, disparities, and strength of racial and ethnic groups in the Mat-Su. Evoking the braided rivers of the Mat-Su, participants intertwine their own stories with local history and voices to deepen understanding of the people, places, and lifestyles of the Mat-Su.
Through facilitated dialogue and personal reflection, the workshop creates a safe space to examine awareness of one’s personal identity, to explore the dynamics of power, and to consider possibilities for a healthier future for Mat-Su’s children.
Learn more at braidedstories.com
SPACE IS LIMITED | Registration Required
Register Here: https://www.akhf.org/braided-stories-registration…
Along with board elections and a station update, learn about “Voices of the Mat-Su,” the 2-year project funded by Mat-Su Health Foundation.
Understanding and addressing historical and intergenerational trauma is critical to achieving R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s vision is that all children are allowed to thrive. This workshop was developed specifically for Mat-Su communities and in deep partnership with local individuals and organizations and features the experiences of both contemporary and historical Mat-Su residents using multi-media formats. Participants are encouraged to move in to explore systemic racism and to move out to reflect, restore and process the emotions that may come up.
Each workshop meeting is a series of four sessions and meets on Zoom from 9:00-1:30 each day. Workshop dates are as follows:
Series #1: March 28 | March 30 | April 4 | April 6
— If the dates for this series do not work for you check out R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s Facebook events page… we may offer additional workshop series —
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Email: blarson@rockmatsu.org
Understanding and addressing historical and intergenerational trauma is critical to achieving R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s vision is that all children are allowed to thrive. This workshop was developed specifically for Mat-Su communities and in deep partnership with local individuals and organizations and features the experiences of both contemporary and historical Mat-Su residents using multi-media formats. Participants are encouraged to move in to explore systemic racism and to move out to reflect, restore and process the emotions that may come up.
Each workshop meeting is a series of four sessions and meets on Zoom from 9:00-1:30 each day. Workshop dates are as follows:
Series #1: March 28 | March 30 | April 4 | April 6
— If the dates for this series do not work for you check out R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s Facebook events page… we may offer additional workshop series —
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Email: blarson@rockmatsu.org
Understanding and addressing historical and intergenerational trauma is critical to achieving R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s vision is that all children are allowed to thrive. This workshop was developed specifically for Mat-Su communities and in deep partnership with local individuals and organizations and features the experiences of both contemporary and historical Mat-Su residents using multi-media formats. Participants are encouraged to move in to explore systemic racism and to move out to reflect, restore and process the emotions that may come up.
Each workshop meeting is a series of four sessions and meets on Zoom from 9:00-1:30 each day. Workshop dates are as follows:
Series #1: March 28 | March 30 | April 4 | April 6
— If the dates for this series do not work for you check out R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s Facebook events page… we may offer additional workshop series —
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Email: blarson@rockmatsu.org
Understanding and addressing historical and intergenerational trauma is critical to achieving R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s vision is that all children are allowed to thrive. This workshop was developed specifically for Mat-Su communities and in deep partnership with local individuals and organizations and features the experiences of both contemporary and historical Mat-Su residents using multi-media formats. Participants are encouraged to move in to explore systemic racism and to move out to reflect, restore and process the emotions that may come up.
Each workshop meeting is a series of four sessions and meets on Zoom from 9:00-1:30 each day. Workshop dates are as follows:
Series #1: March 28 | March 30 | April 4 | April 6
— If the dates for this series do not work for you check out R.O.C.K. Mat-Su’s Facebook events page… we may offer additional workshop series —
REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Email: blarson@rockmatsu.org
