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**PLEASE NOTE: Due to the severe allergies and sensitivities of many of our participants and team members, Whitecrow Village offers a Fragrance Free Environment. We ask that you refrain from wearing perfumes, colognes, or body mists, and from using scented soaps, deodorants, hair sprays, or any other strong scented personal hygiene products while attending or participating in programs at Whitecrow Village. Thank you in advance for your consideration.
MAY 2011 Friday, May 13 - Saturday, May 14 Location: (S.I.D.E.S.) Beaver Lake School Victoria, British Columbia Facilitators: Jennifer-Leigh Gould, Kee Warner, & Ken Kissinger This four-day course (in 2 parts) explores contemporary understandings and issues related to FASD and presents practical applications of recent research. Together we will discuss and practice the principles necessary to guide development of appropriate strategies and accommodations in all professional and social domains, giving participants a foundation of knowledge with which to frame further experiential learning. The multi-media workshop format includes lecture, discussion, and interactive group activities. For more information about our Community and Professionals' FASD Education & Training Sessions, click here **Please note that attendance in Part A is a pre-requisite for registration in Part B.
Friday, May 27 - Saturday, May 28 Location: (S.I.D.E.S.) Beaver Lake School Victoria, British Columbia Facilitators: Jennifer-Leigh Gould, Kee Warner, & Ken Kissinger This four-day course (in 2 parts) explores contemporary understandings and issues related to FASD and presents practical applications of recent research. Together we will discuss and practice the principles necessary to guide development of appropriate strategies and accommodations in all professional and social domains, giving participants a foundation of knowledge with which to frame further experiential learning. The multi-media workshop format includes lecture, discussion, and interactive group activities. For more information about our Community and Professionals' FASD Education & Training Sessions, click here **Please note that attendance in Part A is a pre-requisite for registration in Part B.
JUNE 2011 Monday, June 12 - Thursday, June 16 Taku River Tlingit First Nation Atlin, British Columbia Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team & Community Members For more information about our Community and Professionals' FASD Education & Training Sessions, click here
JULY 2011 Sunday, July 10 - Saturday, July 16 Location: Mesachie Lake Convention Centre Lake Cowichan, British Columbia Training Facilitators: Kee Warner and Ken Kissinger L.I.F.E. Session Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team Our 7-8 day L.I.F.E. Sessions offer families and other participants a unique opportunity to learn, work, and play together as a community, and to gain what many describe as a life changing – even life saving – understanding of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Participants have the opportunity to interact with each other and with our team; to engage in classroom and experiential activities which offer them an understanding of the support needed for individuals who are affected by FASD; and to experience an environment where the contributions made by those with FASD are recognised and appreciated. For more information about our Live In FASD Education (L.I.F.E.) Sessions, click here
Friday, July 29 - Monday, August 1 Waichay & Campbell River Communities Denman Island, British Columbia Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team & Community Members For more information about our Community and Professionals' FASD Education & Training Sessions, click here
AUGUST 2011 Friday, July 29 - Monday, August 1 Waichay & Campbell River Communities Denman Island, British Columbia Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team & Community Members For more information about our Community and Professionals' FASD Education & Training Sessions, click here
Monday, August 8 - Saturday, August 13 Location: Mesachie Lake Convention Centre Lake Cowichan, British Columbia Training Facilitators: Jennifer-Leigh Gould and Ken Kissinger L.I.F.E. Session Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team Our 7-8 day L.I.F.E. Sessions offer families and other participants a unique opportunity to learn, work, and play together as a community, and to gain what many describe as a life changing – even life saving – understanding of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Participants have the opportunity to interact with each other and with our team; to engage in classroom and experiential activities which offer them an understanding of the support needed for individuals who are affected by FASD; and to experience an environment where the contributions made by those with FASD are recognised and appreciated. For more information about our Live In FASD Education (L.I.F.E.) Sessions, click here
Wednesday, August 17 - Thursday, August 18 Location: NIL/TU,O Child and Family Services Saanich, British Columbia Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team & Community Members For more information about our Community and Professionals' FASD Education & Training Sessions, click here
Wednesday, August 24 - Sunday, September 4 Location: TBC Elsipogtog First Nation Training Facilitators: Jennifer-Leigh Gould and Ken Kissinger L.I.F.E. Session Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team Our 7-8 day L.I.F.E. Sessions offer families and other participants a unique opportunity to learn, work, and play together as a community, and to gain what many describe as a life changing – even life saving – understanding of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Participants have the opportunity to interact with each other and with our team; to engage in classroom and experiential activities which offer them an understanding of the support needed for individuals who are affected by FASD; and to experience an environment where the contributions made by those with FASD are recognised and appreciated. For more information about our Live In FASD Education (L.I.F.E.) Sessions, click here
SEPTEMBER 2011 Wednesday, August 24 - Sunday, September 4 Location: TBC Elsipogtog First Nation Training Facilitators: Jennifer-Leigh Gould and Ken Kissinger L.I.F.E. Session Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team Our 7-8 day L.I.F.E. Sessions offer families and other participants a unique opportunity to learn, work, and play together as a community, and to gain what many describe as a life changing – even life saving – understanding of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. Participants have the opportunity to interact with each other and with our team; to engage in classroom and experiential activities which offer them an understanding of the support needed for individuals who are affected by FASD; and to experience an environment where the contributions made by those with FASD are recognised and appreciated. For more information about our Live In FASD Education (L.I.F.E.) Sessions, click here
Thursday, September 1 - Friday, September 9 Fundraising Event for Whitecrow Village FASD Society British Columbia (various communities) The Vancouver Island FASD Key workers and members of the Whitecrow Village community of BC host this fundraising event in support of Whitecrow Village. Sponsored participants will walk (in relays) in various communities throughout the province from sept 1 - 9 and will gather at the parliament buildings at 11am on Sept 9. For more information about this event and to learn about how you can participate, email admin@whitecrowvillarge.org Participant Registration Form
OCTOBER 2010 Wednesday, October 19 - Saturday, October 22 Location: Castlegar Recreation Complex Castlegar, British Columbia Presentation Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team & Community Members A conference on fetal alcohol spectrum disorder for service providers and family members. For information and registration, contact Bill Reid (bill@callbill.ca), Spectrum Solutions Project Coordinator.
Friday, October 21 Location: Victoria Native Friendship Centre Victoria, British Columbia Keynote Address: Ken Kissinger Presentation Facilitators: The Whitecrow Village Team & Community Members See Victoria Native Friendship Centre for conference details and registration.
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