Good morning! Regional Coordinator for the Old Brooklyn neighborhood.

Good morning everyone! Brenda Pryor, MyCom Regional Coordinator for Garfield and Maple Heights communities.

Good Morning! Program Coordinator, Girl Scouts of North East Ohio working exclusively with CMHA girls!

I didn’t see a poll sorry

good morning, Tanisha Velez, Cleveland Fresh and Jardin (Garden) 4 Life. Founder, President

Good morning everyone! I hope the slide deck is a resource for you to use in the future: https://bit.ly/MyCom01-25

Good Morning, Everyone! Rebekah Forst, Regional Coordinator for South Euclid/Lyndhurst/Cleveland Heights.

Happy Wednesday, Nancy Levin Director of the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library and former teen librarian

Thank you Lisa :)

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Thank you!

Thank you, Lisa!

Thank you so much Lisa!

Good Morning Everyone, Kadie Szymczuk, MyCom Regional Coordinator - West Park

Good Morning everyone! Katie Eichenauer, Exec. Director with Believe in Dreams.

https://bit.ly/MyCom01-25

tanisha@clevelandfresh.com

https://bit.ly/MyCom01-25

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rSMOjNpkzhyDUkswyIplCFpn517-fd1E/view

I scored a 53-anyone else?

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Thank you Belinda for sharing.

You're welcome.

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Thanks Blair🙂

Thank you Kim.

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What does it mean to have hope?

What does it look like to lack hope?

What does a hopeful person look like and sound like?

Great job everyone!

What does it mean to have Hope? (Group 4): Looking forward to the future, staying positive, setting goals, understanding your environment, staying optimistic for things getting better.

What does it look like to lack hope: Not expecting things to get better, speaking negative;

Look like: Redirection in a positive way, looking for a positive in all situations;

Thanks Group 4! Please add here if there are some I missed.

Thank you it helps when you have a great peers in a breakout

Great work Group 4 & thanks Tanisha!

Very thorough! Excellent job group 4.

Have hope: When you have a reason for seeing the light at the end of the tunnel or for doing the things you are doing; That you have a support system to encourage and help you.

That is what made my score so low - willpower

Look like to lack hope: Not living with purpose and they just haven’t quite caught onto their overall purpose;

Hopefulness looks like seeing a positive solutions to things and they are the captain of their life and make decisions and change their mind every day.

Have Hope: willing to take on challenges and with a positive outlook.

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Please add to the chat from any of the teams answers we may have missed! Thank you to everyone for engaging in the conversation!

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Rodriguez vs San Antonio USD

Rodriguez v. San Antonio School District

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Food Swamps?

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https://guides.loc.gov/latinx-civil-rights/sanantonio-isd-v-rodriguez

Thank you Tanisha.

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Anytime tanisha@clevelandfresh.com

Skill not Will

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non-cognitive skills are better predictors of future earning level than test scores

You can get there from here

https://bit.ly/MyCom01-25

is there a measurement tool that I can use for a group to see how much hope they are feeling?

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Thank you for the invite and information today. This was great but I have a meeting. Take care

How have you used Hope in your own life? What is the smallest possible change that could increase your Hope? How might you increase the Hope of those you work with? How might those actions/interventions look different in different communities?

Our program worked with CWRU PERI program to develop valid scales for us to use with youth and the set them up with pictures. https://case.edu/socialwork/begun/research-and-evaluation/partnership-evaluation-research-and-implementation-peri

PERI is a great resource. We've worked with them as well.

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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GMuNPLcp-4kulYFBQp6VF0ef9c9fQGQ4AE0XNtPYj-I/edit?usp=sharing

1. Creating healthy relationships and support systems; 2. Introducing preparedness and planning; 3. Being consistent adults in children's lives, creating safe spaces, sharing shared life experiences

1) How might you increase the Hope of those you work with? Doing more things that show we appreciate our staff. Giving the youth we work with different exposures and opportunities. Mixing up the routine for staff, which trickles down to the youth programs. Communication and connection - gestures such as writing someone a card. Pick up on cues to ensure you reach out to someone who may be going through a hard time. Bonding over food - it helps you get to know people on a more personal level. Being intentional about creating safe spaces and the timing of them.

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pathway - waypower

will power

Continue to stay present and grateful

Thank you to everyone for sharing!

Gratitude! Intentionally find at least one thing to be gratful for each day.

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Thank you very much Brett. This was an amazing time. Bye everyone and have a Hope filled and satisfying week.

Feel free to reach out for clarification or additional resources that I mentioned

Thank you! Great presentation and so helpful to the work!

Thank you everyone. I really appreciate each of you and your work.

Great Session! Thank you for this. looking forward to use this information in my programs!

This was an awesome session. Thank You!

Thank you Dr. Brett..

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Best coverage of ACEs I've attended

Thank you Belinda - that is encouraging feedback!

Thank you Lisa.

My first session with MyCom, very illuminating. Very useful information.

Thank you

Thank you Brett this was great and help me

Go Buckeyes Dr. Brett~

Thank you!!

Thank you everyone!