TUPE Webinar Information
Advancing Equity Webinar Series
The SCCOE Tobacco Use Prevention Education (TUPE) Program partners with the Leadership Academy to bring you a leadership webinar series featuring content experts from across the county to tackle just-in time topics to discuss tangible strategies that schools and school systems can adopt around alternatives to suspension for vape/tobacco related offenses and beyond. Please click on the links below to register for the session of your choice.
TUPE Webinar Series:
Join us for the following TUPE Webinar Series: Youth Series for High School Youth and Parent Webinars: Teen Vaping - What Parents Should Know. Please see webinar series information below.
Upcoming Webinars
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Session Details |
February 17, 2021
10-11:30AM PST
| Lifting Student Voice by Creating Culturally Responsive & Restorative Schools
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March 10, 2021
6 to 7PM PST
| Teen Vaping: What Parents Should Know 
Participants Will Learn:
- What is vaping (nicotine & cannabis)?
- What are the risks of vaping?
- How can parents help their teens?
- COVID-19 and related stressors for teens
- What are healthy teen coping strategies?
- Cessation Resources
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16 de Marzo, 2021
6 a 7 PM
| Vapeo (Vaping) del Adolesdeste: Que Deben Saber los Padres
Únase a este taller y aprenda:- ¿Qué es vapear (nicotina y cannabis/marijuana)?
- ¿Cuáles son los riesgos de vapear?
- ¿Cómo pueden los padres ayudar a sus adolescentes?
- Los estreses que su hijo/a experiencia por la pandemia COVID-19
- Estrategias saludables para que los jovencitos manejen el estrés
- Recursos para dejar de vapear o fumar
16 de Marzo, 2021 Registrarse Aquí
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Archived Webinars
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Session Details |
April 30, 2020
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Escaping Vaping: Informational Webinar on Teen Vaping & COVID-19 The Palo Alto Youth Council invites the parent community to a vaping panel where guest speakers from different professions will confer their experience dealing with vaping. The panel will include a 15 min. presentation from each panelist surrounding vaping and how it pertains to their specific field, results from a vaping survey of over 300 students from the Palo Alto district, and a 45 min. Q and A segment at the end of the session.
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May 27, 2020
| Leadership for Equity Through & Beyond COVID-19
The first webinar focused on setting the foundation for leading for equity in the COVID-19 crisis with an emphasis on decreasing suspensions for tobacco and vape related offenses using an equity centered lens. In this 90-minute webinar, participants will explore:
- Issues of inequity that existed before COVID-19 both in Santa Clara County and nationwide, including inequities in tobacco marketing, usage rates, and suspension data
- The effects of COVID-19 on exacerbating these inequities
- Implications for your role as a leader during this unprecedented time
- Practices to ensure strong, healthy relationships with students and staff
- Alternatives to suspension ideas both locally and nationally to increase positive school climate
- Tobacco cessation resources provided
Facilitator: Imee Almazan, Ed.D. Coordinator of State & Federal Programs, Alum Rock Union Elementary School District Expert Guest: Nancy Gutierrez, Ed.L.D. President & CEO NYC Leadership Academy
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- NYC Leadership Academy's guide on leading an equity-focused response through and beyond COVID-19
- TNTP's report on the opportunity myth
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June 18, 2020
| Leading Through COVID-19: Trauma – Self Care for Adults & Students
The second webinar focused on dealing with trauma in the COVID-19 crisis. The webinar will explore trauma-informed approaches for individual resilience to identify root causes on why students use tobacco or vape products. Participants will learn:
- Deepen participants' understanding of the impact of trauma and the creation of trauma-sensitive schools and school systems and identifying the root causes of student tobacco use
- Explore trauma-informed approaches for individual resilience during COVID-19 and beyond
- Provide recommendations for practicing self care as a key leadership strategy to support students who use tobacco and vape products
- Tobacco cessation resources provided
Facilitator: Imee Almazan, Ed.D. Coordinator of State & Federal Programs, Alum Rock Union Elementary School District Expert Guest: Annya Artigas, Ed.D. Coordinator of Mental Wellness Support, Alum Rock Union Elementary School District
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September 23, 2020
| From Punitive to Supportive Schools: Alternatives to Discipline & Suspension
Join us as we continue our Leading for Equity webinar series in conversation with school district leaders who offer alternatives to discipline & suspension to support students who need it most. Together we will explore: - The increase in student vaping/tobacco use that has led to increased suspensions
- The disproportionality of student discipline on the basis of race and ethnicity
- Alternatives to discipline and suspension that schools have put in place to support students and families
- Opportunities to shift from punitive responses and social and emotional supports
- Intervention and cessation options for teen vaping/tobacco use vs. punitive responses
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October 21, 2020
| Addressing Race-Based Trauma in Schools
Webinar Objectives:- Exploring the toxic stress of racism which we know contributes to adverse mental and physical health effects of BIPOC youth and families
- Unpacking the intended and unintended consequences for vulnerable populations when mitigating racial trauma
- Creating spaces for students to share their feelings freely in courageous and safe spaces centered on healing
- Addressing unhealthy youth coping mechanisms such as tobacco and vaping
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