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Wednesday, November 20
 

1:00pm CST

Breaking Barriers—Using a Poverty-Informed Lens to Transform Education
Wednesday November 20, 2024 1:00pm - 3:30pm CST
Today, students born into poverty face incredible hurdles throughout their educational journey. But together, we can change that! School board members and education leaders play a crucial role in creating environments that deeply impact children and families living in poverty. Adopting a poverty-informed lens can transform school communities, creating an environment which uplifts and supports ALL students.

Join us for an eye-opening session where you’ll participate in an interactive poverty simulation, which will challenge your beliefs, dispel pervasive myths, and uncover the real obstacles to educational success. You’ll walk away with actionable, proven tools to remove poverty barriers and improve educational outcomes for all students. Don’t miss this chance to revolutionize your approach and make a lasting impact on your students' lives!

Keynote speaker Donna Beegle grew up in generational poverty and dropped out of high school in ninth grade. Donna went from high school dropout to earning her doctorate, and brings 34 years of research and practical experience to the table. Co-facilitator Elia Hernandez-Moreno contributes extensive expertise in breaking the cycle of poverty and promoting college readiness. Elia will weave her insights on adding value to others' lives, and how to transform compassion fatigue into compassion satisfaction in this interactive workshop.
 
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Donna Beegle

Keynote Speaker; Poverty-Informed Leadership Expert
Keynote speaker Donna Beegle grew up in generational poverty and dropped out of high school in ninth grade. Donna went from high school dropout to earning her doctorate, and brings 34 years of research and practical experience to the table.
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Elia Hernandez-Moreno

Featured Pre-Convention Workshop Co-Facilitator; Author & Speaker
Elia Hernandez-Moreno is the author of “Living Intentionally,” a book that depicts her own personal journey and hard earned insights on the importance of adding value to the lives of others in just 90 seconds. She is also author of newly published “Permission to Rest” a guide book that takes you from Compassion Fatigue to Compassion Satisfaction.Elia serves as the National Program Director for Donna Beegle's organization, Communication Across Barriers, a national and international consulting firm that serves professionals, organizations, and commu... Read More →
Wednesday November 20, 2024 1:00pm - 3:30pm CST
Rooms 307–310, Level 3 Iowa Events Center
 
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