Blue is for Boys, Pink is for Girls: Examining Gender Bias

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Blue is for Boys, Pink is for Girls
Examining Gender Bias

How does gender stereotyping and bias limit children’s opportunities and potential? Explore ways to counteract gender bias and help boys and girls develop into healthy people, not limited by gender stereotypes.

Monday March 15th, 2021
6 p.m. — 9 p.m.

Training ID 67869

Training set Set Two Standards
Age groups
Infant/Toddler Preschool School Age

Core knowledge category (Hours)
Diversity (3)

It is your responsibility to verify that the training sessions you select will meet your licensing or professional development needs.

Cost $20.00
Instruction Language English
Trainer MEGAN WURST

County Washington
Location
Online Training, OR
Contact Information

Payment is required to complete your registration. Registrations must be submitted 3 days prior to class start date.

For additional information about registration, contact Child Care Resource and Referral in Washington and Columbia Counties by phone at 971-223-6100 or via email at ccrr@caowash.org.

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Contact Information

There may be training that meet your needs in another county. Please check other counties near you for trainings or contact your local child care resource and referral agency (CCR&R) about other training opportunities.

For general assistance, contact Central Coordination of Child Care Resource and Referral (The Research Institute, WOU).

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Blue is for Boys, Pink is for Girls Examining Gender Bias

Blue is for Boys, Pink is for Girls
Examining Gender Bias