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November 2020
Understanding How Our Weatherization Teams Deliver Covid-safe Energy Retrofits: A Quick Education for non-Weatherizers
This presentation is for the Board members, executives, colleagues and partners of local Weatherization programs: it will showcase the remarkable COVID health and safety protocols that WAP programs and contractors now follow to ensure everyone, from residents of the homes to workers, is safe. You will meet some of the most talented training, state and local members of the WAP network. It is co- sponsored by CAP’s Weatherization Leveraging Partnership Project and NASCSP. This webinar will be a brief overview…
Find out more »December 2020
Caring for Staff in a Time of Crisis
Dr. Denese Shervington will be speaking about the implications of trauma-informed practices when caring for your organization and staff in a time of crisis. More information to come! Register
Find out more »Community Action Code of Ethics 101
Join Denise Harlow, CCAP and Renae Dismuke, CCAP for a walk through and discussion about the Community Action Code of Ethics and how they apply to those working in Community Action and how they impact our daily work. The Code of Ethics is a core element of being a Community Action professional and this session will provide attendees a chance to review them in depth and ask questions. Presenters: Denise Harlow CCAP, CEO, National Community Action Partnership Renae Dismuke, CCAP,…
Find out more »Staying Well While Working in High Stress, Traumatic Environment (Webinar for Supervisors)
You and your staff are working very hard right now in the middle of a pandemic. You are balancing your family needs and you and your staff are working hard to meet the demands of the families you serve. We now have over two decades of research demonstrating that working in high stress, trauma-exposed professions, carries risk to the staff. What can supervisors do to protect themselves and their staff before, during and after an emotionally traumatic experience, while remaining…
Find out more »January 2021
An Overview of the $25 Billion Rental/Utility Assistance Provided in the New COVID Bill
Earlier this week, the new $900 billion stimulus bill was signed into law. Subtitle B of the COVID-19 Stimulus Package provides a temporary extension of the CDC eviction moratorium and establishes an emergency rental assistance program through the Department of Treasury, providing $25 billion to help families and individuals pay their rent and utility bills and remain stably housed. Join us on Wednesday, January 6 at 12 ET / 11 CT / 10 MT / 9 PT for a webinar…
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