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Upcoming Webinars
Addressing Cyber Hate in Counseling Cyberspaces
Wednesday, November 17 @ 7PM ET
Presented by: Dr. Darius Green, Gene Dockery, Dr. Brittany A. Williams, & Dr. Chantrelle Varnado-Johnson
Cyber hate refers to the use of online and digital technology to communicate denigrating and discriminatory messages to likeminded individuals and to targeted minoritized groups. Oftentimes, cyberspaces offer a degree of detachment, anonymity, and entitlement within the social interactions that take place in these settings. As a result, it is common for cyberspaces to be used as a tool for disseminating discriminatory content through overt and covert means. Unfortunately, a recent study conducted on cyberspaces used in the counseling profession revealed a notable perceived prevalence of various forms of cyber hate and highlighted the potential impact of such online-mediated discrimination. In our webinar, we will describe cyber hate, how it occurs, its impact on professional counselors and counselor educators, and social justice strategies for prevention and intervention.
Presented by: Dr. Darius Green, Gene Dockery, Dr. Brittany A. Williams, & Dr. Chantrelle Varnado-Johnson
Cyber hate refers to the use of online and digital technology to communicate denigrating and discriminatory messages to likeminded individuals and to targeted minoritized groups. Oftentimes, cyberspaces offer a degree of detachment, anonymity, and entitlement within the social interactions that take place in these settings. As a result, it is common for cyberspaces to be used as a tool for disseminating discriminatory content through overt and covert means. Unfortunately, a recent study conducted on cyberspaces used in the counseling profession revealed a notable perceived prevalence of various forms of cyber hate and highlighted the potential impact of such online-mediated discrimination. In our webinar, we will describe cyber hate, how it occurs, its impact on professional counselors and counselor educators, and social justice strategies for prevention and intervention.
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Addressing Elements of White Supremacy in Counselor Education
Thursday, October 14 @ 7PM ET
Presented by: Frank Gorritz
Despite a perceived "post-racist era" prevalent in various forms of discourse, racial injustice is still perpetuated throughout counselor education (Arredondo et al., 2020; Brown & Grothaus, 2019). This presentation recognizes how white supremacy is still perpetuated throughout counselor education, as well as how white supremacy impacts students, counseling clients, and teaching professionals in counselor education. Furthermore, this presentation will share the following strategies:
Presented by: Frank Gorritz
Despite a perceived "post-racist era" prevalent in various forms of discourse, racial injustice is still perpetuated throughout counselor education (Arredondo et al., 2020; Brown & Grothaus, 2019). This presentation recognizes how white supremacy is still perpetuated throughout counselor education, as well as how white supremacy impacts students, counseling clients, and teaching professionals in counselor education. Furthermore, this presentation will share the following strategies:
- Knowledge Building About White Supremacy In Counselor Education
- Awareness Building Through Identifying Patterns Of White Supremacy
- Skill Building In Disrupting White Supremacy In Counselor Education
- Advocacy Building To Challenge And Disrupt White Supremacy
AMCD AND CSJ RACIAL JUSTICE WEBINAR SERIES:
Racial Battle Fatigue and Black Men's Mental Health
Facilitated by: Dr. Courtland Lee
Panel Members include: Dr. S. Kent Butler, Dr. Shon D. Smith, & Dr. William A. Smith
Thursday, August 26th at 7:30pm EST
CSJ and AMCD are partnering in this panel discussion designed to provide participants with essential information needed to more effectively and holistically evaluate how our society functions differently for racialized people. The critical objection is recognizing how the foundation and history of race and racism reinforce the contemporary social, educational, and public health inequalities as it specifically relates to Black men and their mental health.
Learning Objectives
1) Participants will understand the foundation of racial oppression and how it has carried over to modern time;
2) Participants will be able to define what racial microaggressions are will acquire a deeper understanding of how they impact Racialized Communities;
3) Participants will be able to identify how events cause biopsychosocial trauma in Racialized Communities which leads to Racial Battle Fatigue.
Panel Members include: Dr. S. Kent Butler, Dr. Shon D. Smith, & Dr. William A. Smith
Thursday, August 26th at 7:30pm EST
CSJ and AMCD are partnering in this panel discussion designed to provide participants with essential information needed to more effectively and holistically evaluate how our society functions differently for racialized people. The critical objection is recognizing how the foundation and history of race and racism reinforce the contemporary social, educational, and public health inequalities as it specifically relates to Black men and their mental health.
Learning Objectives
1) Participants will understand the foundation of racial oppression and how it has carried over to modern time;
2) Participants will be able to define what racial microaggressions are will acquire a deeper understanding of how they impact Racialized Communities;
3) Participants will be able to identify how events cause biopsychosocial trauma in Racialized Communities which leads to Racial Battle Fatigue.
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