Learning to hold space and creating meaningful connections online for Youth-led, Youth-Serving Projects
About this Event
This workshop is for:
Young leaders (ages 18-29) with youth-serving programs based in Toronto (or the surrounding area's).
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Do you have programming that you now need to move online because of COVID19?
Are you interested in learning new tips, tricks, and activities for creative digital facilitation?
Are you looking to see how others are navigating delivering their programs online?
Are you unclear how to bring your initiatives to life digitally?
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Join us on Saturday, May 30, 2020 at 1:30pm for Makin' Somethin' Out of Somethin': Hosting in the Digital World with Jermaine Henry to find the answers to your questions!
The pandemic has shifted our communication and programs to primarily online interactions. For many of us, this change can be daunting especially when our community work and outreach is in-person. Through this workshop, we'll go back to the basics and build from resources we already have to strategize how to use zoom to create brave spaces, have fun, and create meaningful connections with the young people we support.
The Trustee Hub will continue to provide trainings to support you in building a strong foundation for your work to have maximum impact during this Pandemic and beyond.
LIMITED SPACES, REGISTER EARLY
*Note: Priority will be given to SSCH Trusteed groups and other Youth grassroots group leads. If there are more spaces, others will be invited.
EVENT INFORMATION:
Event and Registration Info:
- Registration for this session will close Friday, May 29, 2020 by 3pm EST
- Bring Paper and pencil on standby for an activity
Facilitator Bio
Jermaine Henry is a published author, inspirational speaker, emcee, master facilitator and social entrepreneur who has worked in the philanthropic, mental health, youth-serving, arts, culture and social innovation sectors for over 10 years.
His work has been published in the North American Journal of Psychology and he has been featured in the Toronto Metro Newspaper for his work with Brave Spaces.He has worked with many organizations and foundations across Canada, such as School For Social Entrepreneurs, Toronto Arts Council, CMHA,The New Mentality, Inspirit Foundation, Ontario Trillium Foundation - Youth Opportunities Fund, Youth Social Infrastructure Collaborative, Centre for Social Innovation, YouthREX, Algoma University, York University and more.
Jermaine's passion is in inspiring people to express their stories through his journey of struggle and success, while promoting freedom, love and equity. He's a co-founder of the Young Leaders Circle and co-owner of THE HEARD, founded by the late, great Jordon Veira in 2010.
