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Connections Matter: Barriers to Collaboration
By: Christy Dodd, Executive Director for Families Flourish ND (formerly PCAND)
Wednesday, Oct. 16th at 12PM CT | Dream Center Conference Room 1805 Park Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501
Connections Matter is a curriculum that explores the little things we can all do each day to build stronger and healthier families and communities. We will highlight how safe and secure relationships support brain development and resilience. The goal of Connections Matter is to help you as a person and community inventory the great things you are already doing and what opportunities you have to form stronger community attachments
About the Presenter:
Christy Dodd is the Executive Director of Families Flourish ND (formerly PCAND). She has her Masters in Public Health from the University of Northern Colorado focusing on child abuse as a public health issue. She has over 26+ years’ experience in both volunteer and leadership positions in local, state, and National nonprofit organizations from domestic violence, child abuse intervention, working with low income and immigrant populations, education, oral health policy work, small business development, and working with at risk youth. She has lived in ND since 2019. Her passion is to ensure that every child lives in a safe place and that families have the tools they need to provide that. She enjoys spending time with her son and their dogs, being actively involved in her local church, traveling around the state, and working in her flower garden.
Summary
Join us for an MDT Training (formerly lunch and learn) where we'll learn about Connections Matter, a curriculum that explores the little things we can all do each day to build stronger and healthier families and communities. Lunch, sponsored by Gate City Bank, will be from Qdoba. This training is free, but registration is required!