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ACPE 2021 Conference

6:30pm PDT

Caring for the Souls of Black Folk: Narrative Spirituality and Care As a Response to Racial Trauma Session 1 El Idioma: Dolor y Esperanza/Language: Grief and Hope In Thought, Word and Deed: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Practice Inhaling our Histories: Exhaling Untruths Lift Every Voice and Teach: Including African American Voices in CPE Curriculum Development Spiritual Care + Domestic Violence + Pandemics: Emerging Insights on Sensitivities to Race, Tradition, and Gender The Role of Chaplains in Liberating Medicine from its Legacy of Systemic Racism in the Era of COVID-19 Trauma Informed Spiritual Care:  A Curriculum for Those Caring for First Responders  Understanding and Working with Race-based Trauma in Counseling and Spiritual Care Womanist Approaches to Decolonizing Practices of Care “Let America Be American Again”: Exploring the Relationship between Psychological Ambivalence and Social Oppression

3:30pm PDT

Beyond White Privilege – Empathy and Understanding Session 2 Caring for the Souls of Black Folk: Narrative Spirituality and Care As a Response to Racial Trauma El Idioma: Dolor y Esperanza/Language: Grief and Hope Historic Trauma, Implicit Bias and CPE Strategies in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Native American Communities In Thought, Word and Deed: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Practice Inhaling our Histories: Exhaling Untruths Lift Every Voice and Teach: Including African American Voices in CPE Curriculum Development Reviving the Breath of Life: The Lament as Restorative Therapy Spiritual Care + Domestic Violence + Pandemics: Emerging Insights on Sensitivities to Race, Tradition, and Gender The Role of Chaplains in Liberating Medicine from its Legacy of Systemic Racism in the Era of COVID-19 Trauma Informed Spiritual Care:  A Curriculum for Those Caring for First Responders  Understanding and Working with Race-based Trauma in Counseling and Spiritual Care Womanist Approaches to Decolonizing Practices of Care “Let America Be American Again”: Exploring the Relationship between Psychological Ambivalence and Social Oppression

7:30pm PDT

Breaking Down Barriers to Access Palliative Spiritual Care Education Session 3 El Idioma: Dolor y Esperanza/Language: Grief and Hope Historic Trauma, Implicit Bias and CPE Strategies in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Native American Communities In Thought, Word and Deed: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Practice Inhaling our Histories: Exhaling Untruths Lift Every Voice and Teach: Including African American Voices in CPE Curriculum Development Spiritual Care + Domestic Violence + Pandemics: Emerging Insights on Sensitivities to Race, Tradition, and Gender The Role of Chaplains in Liberating Medicine from its Legacy of Systemic Racism in the Era of COVID-19 Trauma Informed Spiritual Care:  A Curriculum for Those Caring for First Responders  Understanding and Working with Race-based Trauma in Counseling and Spiritual Care Womanist Approaches to Decolonizing Practices of Care “Let America Be American Again”: Exploring the Relationship between Psychological Ambivalence and Social Oppression

11:30am PDT

Caring for the Souls of Black Folk: Narrative Spirituality and Care As a Response to Racial Trauma Session 4 El Idioma: Dolor y Esperanza/Language: Grief and Hope In Thought, Word and Deed: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Practice Korean American Experiences of Clinical Pastoral Education: Challenges, Discoveries and Visions Lift Every Voice and Teach: Including African American Voices in CPE Curriculum Development Reviving the Breath of Life: The Lament as Restorative Therapy Spiritual Care + Domestic Violence + Pandemics: Emerging Insights on Sensitivities to Race, Tradition, and Gender The Culture of Spirituality and Religion The Role of Chaplains in Liberating Medicine from its Legacy of Systemic Racism in the Era of COVID-19 Trauma Informed Spiritual Care:  A Curriculum for Those Caring for First Responders  Understanding and Working with Race-based Trauma in Counseling and Spiritual Care Womanist Approaches to Decolonizing Practices of Care “Let America Be American Again”: Exploring the Relationship between Psychological Ambivalence and Social Oppression

3:30pm PDT

Beyond White Privilege – Empathy and Understanding Session 5 Caring for the Souls of Black Folk: Narrative Spirituality and Care As a Response to Racial Trauma El Idioma: Dolor y Esperanza/Language: Grief and Hope In Thought, Word and Deed: Anti-Racism as Spiritual Practice Inhaling our Histories: Exhaling Untruths Lift Every Voice and Teach: Including African American Voices in CPE Curriculum Development Reviving the Breath of Life: The Lament as Restorative Therapy Spiritual Care + Domestic Violence + Pandemics: Emerging Insights on Sensitivities to Race, Tradition, and Gender Trauma Informed Spiritual Care:  A Curriculum for Those Caring for First Responders  Trauma, Racism, Arts and Supervision Understanding and Working with Race-based Trauma in Counseling and Spiritual Care Womanist Approaches to Decolonizing Practices of Care “Let America Be American Again”: Exploring the Relationship between Psychological Ambivalence and Social Oppression