Hosted by the ICF Washington State Chapter
This mini-workshop intends to raise awareness about obstacles that keep us from having meaningful race-related conversations in coaching spaces. The workshop offers an introduction to strategies and an opportunity to engage in dialogue with the aim of increasing equity and inclusion in the coaching community. You will leave this workshop with a better awareness of what stops you from engaging in conversations about race, equity, inclusion, and related topics.
The outcome of this workshop will be a beginning awareness of what stops you from speaking so that you can make more conscious choices about where and how you want to have conversations about race, diversity, and the like. We aim to support self-exploration that lays the foundation for transformative change.
CCEUs: 1.5 in Resource Development
COST:
Sliding scale: $33, $25, $15
Non-members: $5 more
There are two steps to registering for the event:
1) After registering for the event, you will receive a zoom registration link.
2) Please use the zoom registration link to register and obtain your zoom meeting link.
About Cami McLaren, presenter
Cami McLaren has been coaching professionally since 2008. She is certified as a Professional Performance Coach and credentialed by the International Coaching Federation with the MCC designation. Cami specializes in individual and group coaching, as well as in-house corporate coaching and a vast array of public workshops.
Since 2019, Cami has been training people to become professional coaches, both as a career path and as a way of becoming “coach-style leaders” in their organizations, in her Transformative Coaching Essentials program. (www.mclarencoaching.com/coach-training) Most recently she has been developing “next level” trainings for coaches.
About MK Chavez, presenter
MK Chavez is a certified coach, educator, and trainer. She/They is an Afro-Latinx advocate dedicated to social justice work. Over the last three decades, she has been involved in the non-profit world, in various roles, including executive director and senior director of diversity, equity, and Inclusion, and senior director of education and training.
Her professional training includes certification from the McLaren Transformative Coaching program, a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace Certificate issued by USF Office of Corporate Training and Professional Education, and a certification in Positive Intelligence Coaching. She aligns her coaching and teaching practices with real-world scenarios, thus offering more relevant and practical opportunities. She coaches individuals and teams who are leading organizations through systemic and programmatic change.
Alison Smith is a PCC and BCC certified coach and the Founder and CEO of The Thrive Designer, LLC. She has spent the last 8 years coaching professionals experiencing burnout – especially teachers. Her Teachers That Thrive and Schools That Thrive programs are aimed at providing coaching services and resilience professional learning for teachers, educational non-profits, school districts and education leaders. She is also author of the book Drawing Your Line: Setting Boundaries Step-by-Step.
Phil Gustafson is a PCC Coach and a Lutheran Pastor since 1979 (retiring in 2020 and serving as an Interim Pastor since). He is also a master practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and use that extensively in my coaching. My primary coaching experience has been with Spiritual Leaders in transition to assist them in healthy, resourceful outcomes for their transition, often using a journey metaphor and the lens of a faith mindset. Leadership burnout has been one of his foci with faith leaders andothers in helping professions. He began his work with assisting those experiencing burnout after he himself was close to burnout in 2005. Phil also serves as the Director for Professional Development for ICF AZ Chapter.
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Elizabeth B. Hill, MSW, is the CEO and founder of Green Heart Living Press. She has helped over 100 writers become best-selling authors. She is the best-selling author of Love Notes: Daily Wisdom for the Soul, and Green Your Heart, Green Your World: Avoid Burnout, Save the World, and Love Your Life. She has edited and co-authored 13 anthologies and published over 40 books. Trained as a social worker, yoga teacher, and ontological coach, she weaves creativity, spirituality, and mindfulness into her work with authors. She is a Certified Sourced Leader and is a graduate of Accomplishment Coaching’s Coaches Training Program. With over 15 years of experience writing and leading collaborations in the nonprofit sphere, Elizabeth brings a uniquely engaging approach to helping authors write and launch their books in a way that heals, inspires, and makes a powerful impact on the world.
Mary Ann Pack is a spiritual medium, best-selling author, publisher at Envision Greatness Press, and joy advocate. Her mission is to spread more love and joy in the world by writing, publishing, coaching, and podcasting in support of others as they use their voices for messages of hope and healing. If you have a book being called through you, want to participate in a collaborative book project, need ghostwriting, or need a customized journal to uplevel an event or program, visit her website at 
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