CONSERVANCY COMMONS

Departments across the Parks Conservancy have pulled together a resource list for free online learning opportunities. The list includes a variety of video and non-video training options, including resources from the NPS, State Parks, museums, Lynda.com and more.

In 1945, the first ever conference of the United Nations took place in San Francisco, California. As the COVID-19 pandemic currently necessitates shelter-in-place, the local chapter of the United Nations Association, in partnership with the National Parks Service, is taking commemoration of these historic events online to celebrate the 75th anniversary. Voice of NPS' Mia Monroe featured.

Mental Health Awareness Month has been observed in May in the U.S. since 1949.

COVID-19 is forcing us to develop new ways of engaging, to prioritize self-care and to take care of each other. Now is the time to call Claremont. You can call anytime 800-834-3773.

· Claremont Personal Advantage website contains thousands of behavioral health resources, including COVID-19, and over 100 archived webinars (To access, register by creating your own username and password.)

· Positivity Center promotes practices for resilience, mindfulness and more

· Claremont COVID-19 Resource Center houses links to global resources, Claremont materials and information from our partners. 

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Wednesday at 2 pm.
The Parks Conservancy is hosting a second Ergonomic Wellness and Injury Prevention Seminar.The 90-minute seminar will be led by movement coach Christy Funsch. She will offer easy ways to improve your home-work station, feel better and prevent injuries. Note: Content same as the first seminar.

•Join by Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/6066464705?pwd=UEMraU15SWxpb1BwMkVybFBWVFdndz09
•Password: dynamic.

You can view a recording of last Thursday's All Staff video conference on Sharepoint. Please use your work email and login to connect.

Friday, May 1, times vary.
The Parks Conservancy is having its first official Wellness Day, so don't schedule any meetings! The day will include opportunities to participate in a variety of wellness activities -- from a photo scavenger walk to creative art projects and even cooking ideas. Take the time to step away from your work duties and engage in a day of self care. More details to come.

Tuesday, May 5, from 11 am to noon.
Learn about “Exploring the Power of ROTH Contributions,” a retirement savings seminar presented by our new Financial Advisor from Primark Benefits, Stephen Dobrow.

•Join the seminar via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81455040800
•Meeting ID: 814 5504 0800
•One tap mobile: +16699009128,,81455040800# US (San Jose)
•Telephone: +1 669 900 9128 US (San Jose)

Wednesdays, noon - 1 pm via Zoom.
The DEI Committee welcomes you to our park’s first Community Circle, a weekly virtual gathering for staff to build community, stay connected, and engage in dialogues and discussions on a wide range of topics.

•Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/94609147684?pwd=emNPMllabG9sM3NkeTlJOXgvQWJJdz09
•One tap mobile: +16699006833,,94609147684#,,#,777246#
•Telephone: +1 669 900 6833
•Meeting ID: 946 0914 7684
•Password: 777246

Join President & CEO Chris Lehnertz for a remote All Staff meeting on Thursday, from 10 to 11 am. You can join by phone, computer or smart device. Details will also be sent by text and on the Conservancy Information Line, 415-561-3030

• Join by app or browser: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87815224058 Password: 135506
• Or by iPhone one-tap: +16699006833,,87815224058#,,1#,135506#
• Or Telephone: Dial: +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782
• Webinar ID: 878 1522 4058
• Password: 135506

Using Nature to Build Resilience from Childhood Trauma (course run time: 70 minutes)
In this course, you’ll learn about the science of toxic stress, adverse childhood experiences, potential triggers in your park, and how to use a trauma-informed approach when leading park programs. 

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Access and Inclusion for People with Mobility Disabilities (course run time: 45 minutes)
In this course, you’ll learn about mobility disabilities faced by your park visitors, disability etiquette, and ways to promote disability inclusion at your park.

ACCESS ONLINE COURSE

Park Youth Collaborative (PYC) is offering trainings for all staff. Including mental health trainings and the Culturally Responsive Teaching book club. You are welcome to attend even if you haven't attended previous trainings. Though the more trainings you attend, the more you will get out of the series!

Cultivating Community Partnerships (Mental Health Training #4)
Session 1 Tuesday 4/28 10:30AM-1:30PM
Session 2 Tuesday 4/28 2:00PM- 5:00PM

Culturally Responsive Teaching Book Club #4
Friday 5/7 10:00AM-12:00PM