Connecting Generations Through Culture

Topics: Cultural awareness and cultural competency

format: Video

ITP credit available

Foster parents are required to complete the annual training outlined in their Individual Training Plan (ITP) to maintain their license.

Learn how communities and programs intentionally or naturally allow for generations to interact and learn from one another. Understand the importance of creating connections across generations as a means to increased well-being and resiliency for everyone.

  • Presented by Ella Tonuchuk and Dewey Hoffman, First Alaskans Institute; Wilma Bell-Joe, AmeriCorps BIRCH and Native Survivors Youth Group adviser; and Jake Bell, Chilkoot Indian Association Tribal Youth Program
  • Format: self-study via video
  • Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

Learn how communities and programs intentionally or naturally allow for generations to interact and learn from one another. Understand the importance of creating connections across generations as a means to increased well-being and resiliency for everyone.

  • Presented by Ella Tonuchuk and Dewey Hoffman, First Alaskans Institute; Wilma Bell-Joe, AmeriCorps BIRCH and Native Survivors Youth Group adviser; and Jake Bell, Chilkoot Indian Association Tribal Youth Program
  • Format: self-study via video
  • Training hours awarded on completion: 1 hour

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