[DEOC] Get your tickets for the 2024 Northwest Regional Equity Conference in partnership with SWEC

[Neal, Vanessa]

Hi DEOC -



Feel free to use the following information to send to your campus, colleagues, and networks:

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Please join us for the 3-day virtual 2024 Northwest Regional Equity Conference<https://www.clark.edu/campus-life/student-support/diversity-and-equity/equity-conference/> in partnership with the Southwest Washington Equity Coalition<https://swecwa.org/>!



We are excited to acknowledge Clark College as one of our conference sponsors. Please contact us at nwrec at clark.edu<mailto:nwrec at clark.edu> if you would like to know more about our sponsorship opportunities.


Tickets are available here!<https://whova.com/portal/registration/nrecn_202402/>


Our 2024 conference keynotes represent intersectional identities and will be covering topics including: LGBTQIA+, Immigrant experiences, and Black liberation with a common thread of what it looks like to build towards the future we want while staying grounded in hope.


We have more than 35 workshops that will provide theoretical grounding based on research and lived experience. Additionally, workshops will offer tools, practices, and insights for integrating what's being learned into participants' professional and personal lives. Workshops will cover issues related to:

* Equitable Policy Development and Decision Making

* Community Care

* Strategies in Disrupting Harm

* Cultural Competence, Identities and Intersectionality

* Academic Instruction

* Student and Employee Support

* Professional Development


GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY! <https://whova.com/portal/registration/nrecn_202402/>

Your ticket for our virtual conference includes access to all workshops, keynotes and plenaries, the discussion board, and the attendee directory.


Be sure to check out the group ticket options. Purchase ten or more tickets and receive the best price per ticket plus your organization can be acknowledged in our social media posts.


Follow us!

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Check out this week's featured workshops and get your tickets<https://whova.com/portal/registration/nrecn_202402/>!

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We are excited to have last year's keynote speaker, Dr. Durryle Brooks (@loveandjusticellc), with us again this year leading a workshop!
Durryle Brooks, Ph.D is the Founder and President of Love and Justice Consulting, a diversity and social justice education capacity building firm with love at its center. With 16 years of experience as a diversity & social justice educator, facilitator, and trainer, Dr. Durryle has worked to increase the capacity of leaders to engage difference at the intersections in order to bring about positive change in our cultures, communities, organizations and society at large.
To learn more about Dr. Brooks and the work he's doing, please visit his website at https://www.loveandjusticeconsulting.com/
NWREC will be a sold-out event, so be sure to register today for the early bird discount which runs through December 31st.

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It's a new year and there's much to look forward to... like the amazing workshops happening at the 5th annual NWREC! One of those amazing workshops will be presented by Michelle Strange, Director of Restorative Practices for the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (ODEI) at Bellevue College. In this interactive workshop participants will explore how principles of restorative practice foster trust, healing, and accountability, while learning practical ways to build community and repair harms within organizations, classrooms, and teams.


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We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Cooper Sealy and Julius Rodriguez, from North Seattle College, will be joining us and presenting a workshop titled "Trauma & Healing: Strength-Based Approaches in Education." This intermediate workshop will introduce participants to the concepts of trauma, trauma-informed practice, and strengths-based education through DEI lenses.

Tickets are available here!<https://whova.com/portal/registration/nrecn_202402/>
More information is available on our website.<https://www.clark.edu/campus-life/student-support/diversity-and-equity/equity-conference/>

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2024 Northwest Regional Equity Conference in partnership with the Southwest Washington Equity Coalition Registration hosted by Whova<https://whova.com/portal/registration/nrecn_202402/>
2024-02-21
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Sincerely,

The NWREC Planning Team

https://www.clark.edu/campus-life/student-support/diversity-and-equity/equity-conference/

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