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X-WR-CALDESC:Many of the advocates\, social workers\, activists\, and heale
 rs who support underserved victims of violence are also survivors of viole
 nce and trauma. Oftentimes these frontline service providers' own self-car
 e and continued healing process is secondary to their commitment for carin
 g and healing others. In some cases\, their personal healing is completely
  forgotten while their experiences of interpersonal trauma are exacerbated
  by their work with victims.\n\nAbout the speaker: Richard Smith is a nati
 onally recognized expert on trauma and healing for survivors of interperso
 nal and systemic violence. Richard has over two decades of experience deve
 loping and leading community-based programs to support the healing process
  of historically oppressed groups. His approach is grounded in Empowerment
  and Critical Race Theories. Richard is an assistant professor at LIU Broo
 klyn's Social Work Department. He has also guest lectured at numerous coll
 eges and universities on issues such as systemic racism\, mass incarcerati
 on\, and trauma and healing. Richard has provided trainings and technical 
 assistance for agencies throughout the country. Richard is currently the N
 ational Director of United for Healing Equity\, Common Justice's national 
 field building and movement building project committed to the advancement 
 of healing equity for underserved survivors of violence. He holds a Master
 's Degree from the University at Albany in Africana Studies and is present
 ly a doctoral student at SUNY Albany's School of Social Welfare. His resea
 rch focus is male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Richard is a Robert
  Wood Johnson Forward Promise Fellowship for Leaders.\n\nTechnology/Logist
 ics: This event will be held on April 15\, 2021\, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM ET. Th
 is event will be held via Zoom Meetings. Video participation is not requir
 ed. The session will be recorded and distributed to those who register. Th
 e session will be conducted in spoken English. Language interpretation can
  be made available upon request.
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DESCRIPTION:Many of the advocates\, social workers\, activists\, and healer
 s who support underserved victims of violence are also survivors of violen
 ce and trauma. Oftentimes these frontline service providers' own self-care
  and continued healing process is secondary to their commitment for caring
  and healing others. In some cases\, their personal healing is completely 
 forgotten while their experiences of interpersonal trauma are exacerbated 
 by their work with victims.\n\nAbout the speaker: Richard Smith is a natio
 nally recognized expert on trauma and healing for survivors of interperson
 al and systemic violence. Richard has over two decades of experience devel
 oping and leading community-based programs to support the healing process 
 of historically oppressed groups. His approach is grounded in Empowerment 
 and Critical Race Theories. Richard is an assistant professor at LIU Brook
 lyn's Social Work Department. He has also guest lectured at numerous colle
 ges and universities on issues such as systemic racism\, mass incarceratio
 n\, and trauma and healing. Richard has provided trainings and technical a
 ssistance for agencies throughout the country. Richard is currently the Na
 tional Director of United for Healing Equity\, Common Justice's national f
 ield building and movement building project committed to the advancement o
 f healing equity for underserved survivors of violence. He holds a Master'
 s Degree from the University at Albany in Africana Studies and is presentl
 y a doctoral student at SUNY Albany's School of Social Welfare. His resear
 ch focus is male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Richard is a Robert 
 Wood Johnson Forward Promise Fellowship for Leaders.\n\nTechnology/Logisti
 cs: This event will be held on April 15\, 2021\, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM ET. Thi
 s event will be held via Zoom Meetings. Video participation is not require
 d. The session will be recorded and distributed to those who register. The
  session will be conducted in spoken English. Language interpretation can 
 be made available upon request.
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SUMMARY:Ending Violence Without Violence: Healing Wounded Healers
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