Webinar Description:

Join us for this thought-provoking webinar and take the first step towards embracing diversity, cultivating cultural inclusion, and fostering empathy in your personal and professional life. Together, we can create a world where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Register now and be a part of this transformative journey.

Who is this for?

Educators seeking to create inclusive classrooms that celebrate diverse backgrounds.
Individuals interested in enriching their cultural awareness and understanding of others.
Social workers, counselors, and healthcare professionals looking to enhance their empathy and cultural sensitivity in their practice.
Anyone passionate about fostering a more inclusive and empathetic society.

What Will You Discover?

⭐Embracing diversity and cultural nuances is paramount. In this webinar, we will passionately emphasize the need for an open-minded approach.

💜Learn it's not just about scratching the surface; it's about wholeheartedly engaging with the community.

🚀We'll delve into the profound realm of ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences), acknowledge the profound impact of generational trauma, and shine a light on our personal biases.

Who is Kristina Trujillo Stephens?

Kristina has worked in early childhood development, early intervention/special education, and family engagement for over 20 years, focused on creating systems changes, advocating for parent empowerment and engagement, and the importance of early, easily accessible, and equitable family supports. She serves as an aRPy Ambassador for North Carolina as part of the Division for Early Childhood of the Council for Exceptional Children, volunteers on several national and state level boards, and is currently pursuing her Infant Mental Health Endorsement. As an educator and a parent, she is driven to ensure that professionals, policymakers, and educators are not only aware of best practices and guidelines regarding family engagement and child development but ensuring that families are a valued, respected part of all conversations regarding a child's education and that all parents feel seen and heard. She is a strong believer in the power of advocacy and helping families find their voice. She has two amazing kiddos who teach her new things daily and loves really bad dad jokes.

Communication and Touch: Learning to Ask, Listen, and Grow from Others