Below is one of the webinars included with a membership to the Nova Scotia Career Development Association. 

Use this link to learn more about the membership options: https://nscda.ca/membership/

Individual membership is 155.00 for the year. 

Session Description: 

This training will provide you with hands-on, trauma-informed, best practices of how your organization can better support people who are Mad, Crip, or Deaf identified. Learn about disability awareness, terminology, holding accessible meetings, events, and creating accessible work environments. This training will include videos, group activities, written, content, and a question-and-answer period.

Facilitated by:

Raven Davis

Facilitator Bio:

Raven Davis is an Anishinaabe, 2-Spirit, transgender, disabled-identified, educator, facilitator, and human Rights speaker whose maternal lineage is from Treaty Four in Manitoba, Canada. Davis was born and raised in Michi Saagig /T’karonto Territory (Toronto, Ontario). Davis resides and works as a professional consultant between K’jipuktuk, Halifax and their birth territory. Raven has led, designed training, and has been an invited guest speaker across Turtle Island for organizations and institutions such as Princeton University, The Ontario Association of Child and Youth Care, the Canadian Alliance of Dance Artists, Flotilla Retelling Project, NSCAD Unversity, Carleton University, Ryerson University, Pride Toronto, the Canada Council for the Arts, and the Center for Local Prosperity – Pugwash Thinkers Lodge. Currently, Raven sits on the National MMIWC2S Sub Working Committee for 2SLGBTQQIA people.

This webinar is available to members of the Nova Scotia Career Development Association. 

Use this link to learn more about memberships options: https://nscda.ca/membership/

Date: Thursday, April 25th, 2024

Time:  1:00 pm -3: 00 pm (ADT)

Use this link to learn more about this webinar: https://nscda.ca/training-calendar/