This interactive learning lab builds on the foundational concepts introduced in the Building Fairness, Access, and Belonging training, offering participants a hands-on opportunity to deepen their understanding and apply what they've learned. Through guided reflection, group dialogue, and practical exercises, participants will revisit key terms and ideas related to fairness, access, and belonging, while developing the confidence to engage in supportive conversations.

In this training, participants will examine how their own identities shape their perspectives and professional practices and explore real-world strategies for fostering welcoming environments for all individuals. Designed to be both reflective and action-oriented, this lab empowers participants to move from awareness to application—bringing supportive practices to life in their everyday work.

Whether you're continuing your journey or seeking to strengthen your impact, this course offers the space to practice, connect, and grow.

Course length: 3-4 hours

Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
(1) Recall key terms, definitions and concepts for talking about fairness, access and belonging.
(2) Develop confidence in navigating conversations that support a welcoming environment for all.
(3) Examine their own identities and how they influence their work.
(4) Explore practical application of supportive concepts that help every individual feel understood and supported.

Who Should Attend?
Child Protection Caseworkers/Social Workers
Supervisors and Managers
Directors and Administrators
Other system partners serving children and families