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Fairness and Equity Issues in Child Welfare Training
Fifth Annual Symposium on Fairness & Equity Issues
in Child Welfare Training and Education |
April 12 & 13, 2007
University of California, Berkeley
Clark Kerr Campus--Joseph Wood Krutch Theatre Conference Center
Sponsored by CalSWEC in conjunction with the Regional Training Academies, the Inter-University Consortium, and the California Department of Social Services
Click on the bullets below for symposium presentations. (Not all summaries of presentations are currently available.)
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Friday, April 13
(Day 2 of 2)
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| Welcome Back |
Barrett Johnson, Regional Training Academy Coordinator, CalSWEC, University of California, Berkeley
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Presentation/Discussion:
The California Disproportionality Project |
Presenters:
- Stuart Oppenheim, Executive Director, Child and Family Policy Institute of California, Sacramento
- Lisa Molinar, Director, Consulting U
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Regional Presentation:
Contra Costa County & Bay Area Academy: Examining the Origins of Bias
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| Jeri Smith, Child Welfare Staff Development Specialist, Contra Costa County Children & Family Services
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Regional Panel Presentation:
Public Child Welfare Training Academy: The Realities of Intercultural Communication: You Can't Know Everything
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Presenters:
- Liz Quinnett, Program Coordinator, PCWTA
- Tom Lidot, Curriculum Coordinator, Tribal STAR
- Laurel Brown, Director, Inland Training Center, PCWTA
- Amy Okamura, Lecturer, San Diego State University
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Presentation/Discussion:
Fairness and Equity: Training New Staff v. Veteran Staff |
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Albert Reynoso, Trainer/Consultant, University of Southern California, School of Social Work, Center on Child Welfare
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| A. The California Brief Multicultural Competency (Scaled Based) Curriculum |
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Presenters:
- Rachel Guerrero, Chief, Office of Multicultural Services, California Department of Mental Health, Sacramento
- Robbin Huff-Musgrove, Cultural Competency Officer, San Bernardino County Department of Behavior Health
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B. Interactive Presentation:
What Puts Children at Risk? Using a Power Analysis in the Struggle for Equity and Human Rights |
Rev. Daniel Buford, Senior Core Trainer and Community Organizer, The People's Institute for Survival and Beyond, West Coast Office, Berkeley, California
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