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National concern for the mental health of children and youth, as well as that of their parents and caregivers, is growing at a time when our traditional system of clinically trained providers continues to shrink. We need solutions that directly equip parents and non-traditional community partners with mental wellness tools that are flexible and adaptable to community-specific needs. Join us for a conversation with staff at Children’s Wisconsin, a children’s hospital system in Milwaukee with clinics statewide, who are collaborating with community support and behavioral health teams to build local mental wellness capacity.
Promoting Positive Change in Communities by Confronting Poverty
Louisiana CASA is excited to host our third webinar series. This series is brought to you in partnership with the Louisiana Children’s Trust Fund so we are required to ask participants certain demographic questions during registration. Once you register, an email will be sent to you that includes the link to join the webinar. We hope to see you there!
Promoting Family Economic Well-Being Beyond Poverty
Child poverty is rooted in decades-long trends of economic hardships among families across the nation. From the grassroots movement of United Ways, measures of financial hardships have emerged through the measurements of ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed). Join us in discovering the impacts of United Ways’ data collection and the ALICE movement that promotes well-being for families beyond poverty.
Promoting Positive Change in Communities by Confronting Poverty
Louisiana CASA is excited to host our third webinar series. This series is brought to you in partnership with the Louisiana Children’s Trust Fund so we are required to ask participants certain demographic questions during registration. Once you register, an email will be sent to you that includes the link to join the webinar. We hope to see you there!
Navigating Poverty Alleviation: Legislative Insights from Louisiana
Join us for an informative webinar as we delve into the latest legislative developments in Louisiana aimed at combating poverty. Together, we will explore how the Supplemental Poverty Measure (SPM) accounts for government assistance and its impact on poverty reduction, and we will highlight recent recommendations for budget adjustments and fiscal responsibility. The framework of sustained poverty reduction efforts will guide us to chart a path forward in poverty eradication.
By registering for Generations United’s 23rd Global Intergenerational Conference held on June 25-27, 2025, you will have access to:
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Dozens of expert-led workshops in a variety of educational formats
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Four general sessions featuring high-impact speakers and thought leadership
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Session handouts and PowerPoint presentations
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Countless opportunities for networking and building face-to-face connections
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Access to Whova, a digital platform for managing your personal conference schedule and contacts
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Furthermore, our conference will connect you with an engaged network of over 400 of your peers. This includes professionals, educators, caregivers, advocates, and enthusiasts from around the world who are committed to learning, connecting, and sharing innovative practices and programs on a range of intergenerational topics including kinship and grandfamilies.