Christian Community Development Association
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Let's reflect on our own sustainability in youth work, explore how faith and spirituality impact youth mental health and adult support responses, name care practices that are collective, cultural, and sustaining.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Supporting the mental health of Black, Indigenous, and youth of Color is not only necessary—it’s deeply important work that sits at the intersection of biblical justice, faith, and community care. This section introduces instructors, welcomes participants and creates a grounding and reflection based space for learning to happen.
Let's reflect on our own sustainability in youth work, explore how faith and spirituality impact youth mental health and adult support responses, name care practices that are collective, cultural, and sustaining.
