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X-WR-CALDESC:Each year\, CAP Utah holds an Annual Poverty Conference. The c
 onference is designed to provide solution-based trainings\, workshops and 
 plenary sessions for Utah's network of Community Action Agencies and other
  community partners. The conference offers a forum for nonprofit professio
 nals\, government officials\, and business leaders from across the state t
 o collaborate with one another to strengthen low and moderate-income commu
 nities in Utah. By bringing together stakeholders for training\, networkin
 g\, and skill development\, we strengthen Utah's low-income service provid
 ers' collective impact on the most vulnerable members of our communities. 
 \n\nThis year\, CAP Utah is excited to partner with 2-1-1 to host the firs
 t annual 2-1-1 Talks - A Summit for Those in the Helping Profession. The e
 vent is designed to inform\, connect\, and empower professionals and volun
 teers who work tirelessly to meed the needs of others. Josh Penderson from
  United Way Worldwide will be speaking on the past\, present and future of
  social services delivery. Lyn Christian of SoulSalt Inc. is giving the cl
 osing keynote\, 'You're Already a Badass\; How Not to Forget It' which wil
 l focus on turning empathy into compassion to prevent burn out. \n\nSome t
 opics on deck for breakouts:\n\n<ul><li>Demystifying DWS</li>\n<li>Financi
 al Stability for Service Providers</li>\n<li>Creating Trauma Informed Prac
 tices</li>\n<li>Suicide and Mental Health in Utah</li>\n<li>Partnerships w
 ith 2-1-1 Data</li>\n<li>Volunteer Connections</li>\n<li>Self-Care: Mindfu
 lness and Compassion Fatigue</li>\n<li>Multi-generational Case Management<
 /li>\n<li>Access to Justice - navigating the legal system</li>\n<li>Changi
 ng When Change is Hard</li>\n<li>ACES</li>\n<li>Parental Resilience</li>\n
 <li>Mental Health First Aid</li>\n<li>Domestic Violence and Building Bridg
 es out of Abuse</li></ul>\n\nThe conference will take place on Wednesday\,
  June 26th from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm at the Salt Lake Community College Mille
 r Campus in Sandy\, UT (9750 S 300 W).\n\n<a href='https://unitedwaysaltla
 ke.force.com/s/lt-event?id=a4Q1Q000000cFOdUAM#login'>Register here</a>\n\n
 <a href='/news-events/mailing-list.html'>Click Here</a> to subscribe to ou
 r Newsletter to stay up to date about the 2019 conference.
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DESCRIPTION:Each year\, CAP Utah holds an Annual Poverty Conference. The co
 nference is designed to provide solution-based trainings\, workshops and p
 lenary sessions for Utah's network of Community Action Agencies and other 
 community partners. The conference offers a forum for nonprofit profession
 als\, government officials\, and business leaders from across the state to
  collaborate with one another to strengthen low and moderate-income commun
 ities in Utah. By bringing together stakeholders for training\, networking
 \, and skill development\, we strengthen Utah's low-income service provide
 rs' collective impact on the most vulnerable members of our communities. 
 \n\nThis year\, CAP Utah is excited to partner with 2-1-1 to host the firs
 t annual 2-1-1 Talks - A Summit for Those in the Helping Profession. The e
 vent is designed to inform\, connect\, and empower professionals and volun
 teers who work tirelessly to meed the needs of others. Josh Penderson from
  United Way Worldwide will be speaking on the past\, present and future of
  social services delivery. Lyn Christian of SoulSalt Inc. is giving the cl
 osing keynote\, 'You're Already a Badass\; How Not to Forget It' which wil
 l focus on turning empathy into compassion to prevent burn out. \n\nSome t
 opics on deck for breakouts:\n\n<ul><li>Demystifying DWS</li>\n<li>Financi
 al Stability for Service Providers</li>\n<li>Creating Trauma Informed Prac
 tices</li>\n<li>Suicide and Mental Health in Utah</li>\n<li>Partnerships w
 ith 2-1-1 Data</li>\n<li>Volunteer Connections</li>\n<li>Self-Care: Mindfu
 lness and Compassion Fatigue</li>\n<li>Multi-generational Case Management<
 /li>\n<li>Access to Justice - navigating the legal system</li>\n<li>Changi
 ng When Change is Hard</li>\n<li>ACES</li>\n<li>Parental Resilience</li>\n
 <li>Mental Health First Aid</li>\n<li>Domestic Violence and Building Bridg
 es out of Abuse</li></ul>\n\nThe conference will take place on Wednesday\,
  June 26th from 8:00 am - 4:30 pm at the Salt Lake Community College Mille
 r Campus in Sandy\, UT (9750 S 300 W).\n\n<a href='https://unitedwaysaltla
 ke.force.com/s/lt-event?id=a4Q1Q000000cFOdUAM#login'>Register here</a>\n\n
 <a href='/news-events/mailing-list.html'>Click Here</a> to subscribe to ou
 r Newsletter to stay up to date about the 2019 conference.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20200726T080000
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LOCATION:Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus in Sandy\, UT (9750 S 30
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SUMMARY:Poverty Conference
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