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CWA Youth Conference: Multiple Choices
January 17 – 19, 2012
Renaissance Long Beach Hotel
Please check back throughout the week as we are uploading presentations as we received them. The workshop titles in gray are downloadable links. For a fantastic post conference summary click here: Dream Girls Conference Summary Workshop Presentations
Preconference SessionsDeveloping Powerful Grant Proposals MAKiN’ iT RIGHT: Youth Working to Change Themselves and Their Community Turning Your Youth Participants into Lean, Mean Opportunity Hunting Machines 2:15 – 3:15 WORKSHOPS/ Choices IServices Coordination Through Technology, Networking, And Data Management Systems: Enhancing Collaborative Youth Services Chambers Of Commerce: A Powerful Partner For Connecting with Business Reconnecting Youth to Education: Why YouthBuild Works as a Dropout Recovery Program Community College Training: A “Hotspot” for Career Resources and Training Introduction to the California Pregnant and Parenting Youth Guide Project Dream – Making it Happen 3:45 – 4:45 WORKSHOPS/ Choices IIEntrepreneurship and the World of Business Resilience Training: Help Youth Cope While Improving Performance Outcomes and Staff Morale Empowering Youth to Succeed in College and Career Performing Under Common Measures for Youth Programs Preparing Youth To Work By Working – What A Concept! Together We Succeed: Essential Elements of Successful Youth Programs Peer Support Workers: Challenges and Rewards Wednesday, January 18, 201210:30 – 11:30 WORKSHOPS/ Choices IIIOnline Mentoring: Bringing Professionals to Youth for 21st Century Skills Development Success Principles: Secrets in Motivating Yourself and Others Improving Program Strategies – Best Practices from Entry to Exit Helping Youth Find Success In The New Economy Implementing an Effective Work Ethics Program for Youth: The Seven Key Values Engaging Youth in Life’s Multiple Choices Strengths Based Training: Tapping into Youths Natural Talents and Abilities Graphic Recording 1:15 – 2:15 WORKSHOPS/ Choices IVYouth Driven Media Strategies RoadTrip Nation Employers Want A Profit Making Partner Not An Applicant! Supporting Youth with Various Disabilities in Workforce Centers: An Exploratory Workshop Successful Strategies for Employing Juvenile Offenders The Seven Soft Skills Necessary for Job Readiness The Courage to Follow Your Creative Heart 2:30 – 3:15 ISSUE FORUMTransitions and Adaptations to our Current Funding Environment 3:45 – 5:00 WORKSHOPS/ Choices VImproving The Engagement Of At-Risk Youth Raising Expectations Using Blended Funding to Support Skill Building for Youth Daring to Dream! A Rainbow of Choices! Understanding Youth from Generational Poverty Transition from School to Adult Life Addressing Work, Post-Secondary Education & Benefits Planning for Students with Disabilities The National Work Readiness Credential 9:30 – 10:30 WORKSHOPS/ Choices VILet’s Stop Processing People and Start Putting Them in the Process! Head, Heart and Hand...A Holistic Approach to Reaching Youth Potential Engaging At-Risk Youth In Community Service Learning Councils While Connecting With Additional Funding Sources Youth Led Mentoring Program SIATech- A High School Drop-Out Recovery Program For WIA Youth Alternative Educational Models for WIA Youth 10:45 – Noon Closing PlenaryYouth Advocacy and Civic Engagement |
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