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eBulletin #9 – Project 2020 Advocacy Training Vlog
...show them how to make their messages more effective, and motivate them to get involved in community development. Hear Josh Prywes, Programs and Policy Associate, and Jasmine Drew, MSW intern,...
...show them how to make their messages more effective, and motivate them to get involved in community development. Hear Josh Prywes, Programs and Policy Associate, and Jasmine Drew, MSW intern,...
...issues: Housing and Child Homelessness – 4.13 Early Childhood – 3.69 Youth Development and Community Engagement – 3 Youth Justice – 2.38 and School Environment followed – 1.81 See for...
...elected officials, child advocates, and community organizations to deliver solutions for families across the County. WCA’s Remote Learning Workgroup also launched our Advocacy Agenda at the end of the event....
Westchester Parents & Guardians! Westchester Children’s Association and Family Ties of Westchester will co-host a “Town Hall on Remote Learning for Parents and Guardians of Westchester Students” on Wednesday, October...
...School District, the office of Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, the office of State Senator Shelley Mayer, Westchester Community Foundation, the Westchester County Youth Bureau, Westchester Institute for Human Development, and the...
...invite you to subscribe for updates and ways to get involved. WCA wants to remind policymakers, decision-makers, and the health care community of issues of special concern to our communities...
...usual, but to find new best practices to support justice-involved youth. As an example, this summer WCA invited Center for Community Alternatives (CCA) Syracuse to present to Westchester stakeholders the...
...can we use this information to improve our community? Join us for a screening and discussion of RESILIENCE, a one-hour documentary that delves into the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences...