Book CUE for Workshops and Trainings
CUE recognizes the critical role of families in supporting the holistic development of youth. That's why we are committed to offering trainings and workshops aimed at empowering families to partner effectively with schools and communities. Through these initiatives, we seek to equip families with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure their youth achieve their full potential. By providing specific strategies and tools to identify and foster their strengths, we aim to cultivate a supportive environment where youth can thrive. These trainings and workshops are designed to engage, empower, and transform families, ultimately fostering stronger bonds and brighter futures for our youth.
Parent Workshops
Education Rights (Transition Back Home)
The Juvenile Justice Involved Youth Education Rights program equips parents with essential skills, tools, and resources to support their child's educational success during the transition back home and beyond. It educates and empowers families to actively engage in their child’s schooling, fostering a sense of community through the creation of peer-to-peer networks. This initiative not only inspires families but also strengthens their ability to advocate for and enhance their child’s educational journey.
Caring for Youth with Special Needs
Community Support Group aims to provide a safe space for parents to share experiences, exchange advice, and gain support from others who understand the unique journey of navigating the SPED Journey. Whether seeking guidance on navigating educational resources, managing behavioral challenges, or simply seeking solace in shared experiences, this group provides empathy and understanding.
Fostering Resilience in Difficult Times
The Fostering Resilience Framework is a practical approach designed to help people and communities become stronger and more capable of handling life's challenges. It focuses on recognizing and building upon what individuals and communities are already good at, encouraging positive actions like setting goals and facing challenges head-on. This method also highlights the importance of supportive relationships and teamwork within the community, helping everyone work together to grow and succeed even during tough times.
Strengthening Parent/ Young Adult Relationship
The Strengthening Parent/Young Adult Relationship program focuses on building mutual understanding and respect, empowering families to enhance communication and deepen emotional connections. This initiative leverages the inherent strengths of both parents and young adults to foster healthier, more supportive relationships that are pivotal during transitional life stages.
Career Readiness
Workforce program Fostering Resilience: Career and College Readiness helps to advance the economic empowerment of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) by providing them with access to the resources and support they need to succeed in their education and career endeavors.
Community Resilience Model
The Community Resilience Model (CRM) is a training program that empowers communities to enhance their resilience against trauma and adversity. It teaches three key skills: tracking personal wellness, resourcing to tap into internal and external supports, and grounding techniques to maintain stability in challenging times. Through CRM, communities learn to collectively harness these skills, strengthening their ability to face and overcome difficulties.
The Juvenile Justice Involved Youth Education Rights program equips parents with essential skills, tools, and resources to support their child's educational success during the transition back home and beyond. It educates and empowers families to actively engage in their child’s schooling, fostering a sense of community through the creation of peer-to-peer networks. This initiative not only inspires families but also strengthens their ability to advocate for and enhance their child’s educational journey.
Caring for Youth with Special Needs
Community Support Group aims to provide a safe space for parents to share experiences, exchange advice, and gain support from others who understand the unique journey of navigating the SPED Journey. Whether seeking guidance on navigating educational resources, managing behavioral challenges, or simply seeking solace in shared experiences, this group provides empathy and understanding.
Fostering Resilience in Difficult Times
The Fostering Resilience Framework is a practical approach designed to help people and communities become stronger and more capable of handling life's challenges. It focuses on recognizing and building upon what individuals and communities are already good at, encouraging positive actions like setting goals and facing challenges head-on. This method also highlights the importance of supportive relationships and teamwork within the community, helping everyone work together to grow and succeed even during tough times.
Strengthening Parent/ Young Adult Relationship
The Strengthening Parent/Young Adult Relationship program focuses on building mutual understanding and respect, empowering families to enhance communication and deepen emotional connections. This initiative leverages the inherent strengths of both parents and young adults to foster healthier, more supportive relationships that are pivotal during transitional life stages.
Career Readiness
Workforce program Fostering Resilience: Career and College Readiness helps to advance the economic empowerment of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) by providing them with access to the resources and support they need to succeed in their education and career endeavors.
Community Resilience Model
The Community Resilience Model (CRM) is a training program that empowers communities to enhance their resilience against trauma and adversity. It teaches three key skills: tracking personal wellness, resourcing to tap into internal and external supports, and grounding techniques to maintain stability in challenging times. Through CRM, communities learn to collectively harness these skills, strengthening their ability to face and overcome difficulties.
Educator/Stakeholder Workshops
Understanding SPED - Students with Disabilities (IEP/504)
A training session that provides a comprehensive overview of definitions and eligibility under IDEA and ADA. Learn about the key differences between IEPs and 504 Plans, the evaluation process, and strategies for supporting students with disabilities.
Understanding How to Support System Involved Youth in the Educational Setting
A training that offers an overview of the key strategies for supporting court and community students. Learn about the legal provisions of immediate enrollment, school of origin, partial credits, graduation exemptions and disciplinary protections. This session is essential to creating supportive and compliant educational environments for students.
Probation Student Rights as a Youth Foster
A training session that provides an overview of the definitions of foster youth under WIC 602. This session will clarify key legal definitions and distinctions. This training is crucial for professionals dedicated to understanding and supporting probation youth in various settings.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Education Rights Holder
A training session for Education Rights Holders to learn about their critical function in supporting the educational needs of their student. This session will cover legal responsibilities, decision-making authority, and best practices for advocating for students' educational rights. Essential for parents and caregivers, this training ensures you are equipped to effectively support foster youth in achieving academic success.
A training session that provides a comprehensive overview of definitions and eligibility under IDEA and ADA. Learn about the key differences between IEPs and 504 Plans, the evaluation process, and strategies for supporting students with disabilities.
Understanding How to Support System Involved Youth in the Educational Setting
A training that offers an overview of the key strategies for supporting court and community students. Learn about the legal provisions of immediate enrollment, school of origin, partial credits, graduation exemptions and disciplinary protections. This session is essential to creating supportive and compliant educational environments for students.
Probation Student Rights as a Youth Foster
A training session that provides an overview of the definitions of foster youth under WIC 602. This session will clarify key legal definitions and distinctions. This training is crucial for professionals dedicated to understanding and supporting probation youth in various settings.
Roles and Responsibilities of the Education Rights Holder
A training session for Education Rights Holders to learn about their critical function in supporting the educational needs of their student. This session will cover legal responsibilities, decision-making authority, and best practices for advocating for students' educational rights. Essential for parents and caregivers, this training ensures you are equipped to effectively support foster youth in achieving academic success.
Youth Workshops
The Media and Me: A Guide to Critical Medial Literacy for Young People
Digital and Social Media Literacy involves teaching people how to become conscious and responsible consumers of media, both online and offline. This includes understanding how to access, evaluate, and use information from a variety of sources, as well as understanding the social, cultural, and ethical implications of media use.
Career Readiness
Workforce program Fostering Resilience: Career and College Readiness helps to advance the economic empowerment of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) by providing them with access to the resources and support they need to succeed in their education and career endeavors.
Community Resilience Model
The Community Resilience Model (CRM) is a training program that empowers communities to enhance their resilience against trauma and adversity. It teaches three key skills: tracking personal wellness, resourcing to tap into internal and external supports, and grounding techniques to maintain stability in challenging times. Through CRM, communities learn to collectively harness these skills, strengthening their ability to face and overcome difficulties.
Digital and Social Media Literacy involves teaching people how to become conscious and responsible consumers of media, both online and offline. This includes understanding how to access, evaluate, and use information from a variety of sources, as well as understanding the social, cultural, and ethical implications of media use.
Career Readiness
Workforce program Fostering Resilience: Career and College Readiness helps to advance the economic empowerment of Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) by providing them with access to the resources and support they need to succeed in their education and career endeavors.
Community Resilience Model
The Community Resilience Model (CRM) is a training program that empowers communities to enhance their resilience against trauma and adversity. It teaches three key skills: tracking personal wellness, resourcing to tap into internal and external supports, and grounding techniques to maintain stability in challenging times. Through CRM, communities learn to collectively harness these skills, strengthening their ability to face and overcome difficulties.
