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Continuing Courageous Conversations Toolkit
Continuing Courageous Conversations Toolkit 8/8/2017 Acknowledgments Funded by: Iowa Department of Human Services Developed by: Lisa D Aunno, JD Michelle Heinz, MSW graduate student The National Resource Center for Family Centered Practice University of Iowa School of Social Work With additional contributions by: Erin Kramer, M Ed Iowa State University Child Welfare Research and Training Project Sandy Lint, LMSW Iowa Department of Human Services Special thanks to Jolene Holden, Sue Strever, the Race: The Power of an Illusion (RPI) facilitators, and the Cultural Equity Alliance members. Their knowledge and guidance was invaluable during the development of this Toolkit . Human conversation is the most ancient and easiest way to cultivate the conditions for change personal change, community and organizational change, planetary change. If we can sit together and talk about what s important to us, we begin to come alive.
conversation that can occur within a 20- to 45-minute time frame. The table of exercises on pages 5-6 spells out the objective, time frame, and cultural competence goal of each exercise. A few of the exercises call for a volunteer facilitator and some advance preparation; most do not. The exercises were selected
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