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2. Our Stories Impact Self-Advocacy

Byjverdugo onTue, 08/21/2018 - 19:08

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Parents (or Adolescents) will learn how to use their personal stories to build a sense of empowerment and improve self-advocacy.  (90 minutes)

The Facilitator Guide provides details about supplies, key points and suggested activities for Our Stories Impact Self-Advocacy.

Book Resource Files
Facilitator's Guide
English Participant Agenda
English Handout: Self-Advocacy Continuum
English Handout: I Am From Poem
English Handout: Developing an Effective Personal Story
Burmese Participant Agenda
Burmese Handout: Self-Advocacy Continuum
Burmese Handout: I Am From Poem
Burmese Handout: Developing an Effective Personal Story
Karen Participant Agenda
Karen Handout: Self-Advocacy Continuum
Karen Handout: I Am From Poem
Karen Handout: Developing an Effective Personal Story
Spanish and English Participant Agenda
Spanish Handout: Self-Advocacy Continuum
Spanish Handout: I Am From Poem
Spanish Handout: Developing an Effective Personal Story

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