This seminar presented at the Tri-State Diversity Conference, February 2015 tackled these tough questions: Do white people have a role or responsibility in antiracist work? What is antiracist work anyway? Does guilt ever get in the way? What does being an effective ally look like?
White People and Antiracist Work Prezi
WhitePeopleandAntiracistWork handout
This seminar was presented at the Tri-State Diversity Conference, February 2015. Hip Hop culture is the voice of urban youth since the genre was mainly created by them. In this seminar, participants learned to use this multi-modal culture to engage youth in learning through a variety of resources and methodologies.
This comprehensive plan provides the framework for all programming that will happen at Adventure Central this year. It includes lesson plans, resources for activity planning, program goals and objectives, timelines and more. It is used most often in-house by our Group Leaders, who plan daily lessons for the afterschool program. Scanning the document can give readers insight into the intentionality and level of detail we put into each major program. It also provides a good overview of the monthly themes we will focus on for the year. Enjoy!
Adventure Central Program Plans 2014- 15
Interested in learning more about Adventure Central? This Power Point Presentation describes the program in terms of developmental assets. From Board presentations to University tours, this is the tool we use to describe Adventure Central “in a nut shell.”
Check out two of our super group leaders highlighted in the Service Nation blog:
http://www.servicenation.org/super_service_members_at_adventure_central
Managing your time well is really a function of how well you manage your life. The following is Power Point file with teaching notes from a staff development I presented to the Adventure Central team. Feel free to use it to improve your own time management skills or to inspire your own workshop.
Effective goals are essential to success in all walks of life. Need some motivation? It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
1. First, let Kid President remind you why now is the time to be awesome.
2. Read through the power point and use the packet to help you find your vision and write your own goals.
Goals Rock Power Point
3. Go forth and be awesome!
Do you need more parent involvement in your school or out of school time program? Check out our latest journal article! Increasing Parent Involvement with Parent Progress Reports, Journal of Extension
Also, this Increasing Family Involvement wPPR, created for a webinar for the Western Region of the National Association of Extension 4-H Agents, summarizes the research base and our experience with Parent Progress Reports.
Thanks to everyone who will be attending my session at the 2014 4-H Conference. I am posting the handout and any other helpful resources here. I would love it if you could comment and let me know if you find any of the information useful. Have fun with Hip Hop!