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Join the conversation to hear firsthand accounts from community youth as they shine a light on the impact of COVID-19 on students and their families. During this edition, we will feature Buncombe County student voices, amplifying their stories, perspectives and insights on living through a global pandemic.
This discussion will take place on Facebook Live in English (@buncombegov) and in Spanish (@bchhs). But if you miss out, don't worry, because it will be recorded and available to view both on Facebook, YouTube, and on BCTV, Charter/Spectrum channel 192.
This youth led and youth co-moderated discussion will use the Head, Heart, and Hands framework:
· Head – Learning in a virtual environment during COVID?
· Heart – Connecting the dots on Connections, Stressors and Resilience During COVID
· Hands – Finding Support, Addressing Challenges, and Centering Action in Values
Combining these three elements will support a lively, real life discussion as we learn what is important to youth, and how we can better support their resilience during COVID-19.
Please click the link below to join the webinar once it begins.
https://zoom.us/j/93091871757
Únete a la conversación y escucha de primera mano los cuentos de jóvenes de la comunidad que echan luz sobre los impactos de COVID-19 en los estudiantes y sus familias. En esta edición, presentamos a las voces de estudiantes del Condado de Buncombe, amplificando sus historias, perspectivas, y conocimientos de vivir durante una pandemia global. Esta discusión, liderada y co-moderada por jóvenes, utilizará el marco “Cabeza, Corazón, y Manos”:
Cabeza – ¿Aprender en un entorno virtual durante COVID?
Corazón – Conectar los puntos en conexiones, las cosas que causan estrés, y la resiliencia durante COVID
Manos – Encontrar apoyos, dirigirse a los desafíos, y centrar las acciones en los valores
Combinar estos tres elementos apoyará una discusión energética y de la vida real mientras aprendemos qué es lo importante para los jóvenes, y cómo podemos apoyar mejor a su resiliencia durante COVID-19.