Let’s Talk About Trust

A Collaborative Learning Opportunity to Reflect on Building Long-Term Relationships with Underserved Communities

This course is split over two days, July 16 and 18, with a three-hour session on each day. You must be able to attend both sessions.

Capacity:

26

Objectives:

• Explore trust and its three key elements.
• Reflect on your experience with building trust.
• Share ideas for how to build and maintain trust in professional relationships.
• Consider case studies on building trust with underserved communities in the Great Lakes region.
• Discuss special considerations for trust-building with underserved communities. 
• Identify strategies to build trust with underserved communities.

Description:

We increasingly hear the message that working with underserved communities requires trust. Do you find yourself wondering, what does trust mean? What does trust look like? How do we build trust, or better yet, work through distrust with partners? Join us for reflection and peer-to-peer sharing to build our collective knowledge of what trust with underserved communities truly looks like. If you have expertise to share or are just starting to think about this kind of work, we want you to be part of the conversation. We will explore existing resources on trust, discuss key concepts among peers, and identify successful strategies to overcome challenges. 

“Let’s Talk About Trust” will be a combination of two virtual meetings, partnered activities, and individual reflection (total time commitment is 6.5 hours). We will explore existing resources on trust, discuss key concepts among peers, and identify successful strategies to overcome

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