Summer Leadership Development Program - Hybrid Event

September 22-24, 2021
10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Eastern Standard Time)
Event Address:
Asociación de Maestros de Puerto Rico Corporate Office
Training Center Second Floor
452 Ave. Ponce de León, 
San Juan, Puerto Rico 00919
Support (424) 225-1323 or (415)-756-9064 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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3-DAY INSTITUTE IN SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

DAY ONE
DiSC Personality Profile Assessment 
The Building Blocks and Rules

DAY TWO
Leadership Goal Setting the Ikigai & Positive Psychology Philosophies
Emotional Intelligence Training

DAY THREE
Leadership Development Plan

O.A.R. Leadership Institute is designed to support maximizing your strengths and examine areas limiting your full potential. The teachings focus on emotional intelligence, self-awareness, self-regulation, vision, leadership styles, communication skills, stress management, and effectiveness.  The O.A.R. Leadership program starts Wednesday, September 22nd from 10:00 a.m. EST to 4:30 p.m. EST, meeting the same hours on Thursday, September 23rd and commencing at noon on Friday, September 24th.  

Additional Certification Programs, Friday, September 24th

1. The National Mental Health First Aid Certification 
2. The  Families and Schools Together to introduce their FAST program (customized to eight to 24 hours of professional development). FAST is an internationally acclaimed parent engagement program that supports the family bonding necessary for children to thrive.

Fathers and Families Coalition of America, we address issues relevant to the well-being of our nation’s children and families through family engagement, building healthy communities, and at the core, policies that support parents, not just dads but all parents.

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Our committed group of organizations provided services to disenfranchised populations, or they are advocates and researchers to improve the conditions of individuals throughout America and globally. Our targeted areas to increase the awareness of the needs of the outcomes of children. Changes in the state of the American family over the past several decades, one of the most pressing issues in America is the rise of single-parent households, which is a contributing factor to how we look at the policy to address services to families in a new lens.

FFCA has been very fortunate to use regional and state involvement that enhances support for federal policies and providing technical assistance to help facilitate effective advocacy at the state and local levels. Instead of a national or centrally headquartered approach, local, state, and regional affiliate leadership draws in diverse experts from child welfare, housing, economics, early childhood, social work, family development, and community building with public policy experts.

Fathers and Families Coalition of America is focused on the needs of young parents (18-24) as well as in coordination with our colleagues at the Center for the Study of Social Policy on the needs of young boys who enter into the foster-care system and at alarming rates become young fathers with the lack of viable programs and support structures for fathers has left a void in their identity as they grow into men, partners, husbands, fathers or as they establish other relationships. The need to focus on younger father involvement and policies that effectively move individuals out of poverty, disparities in education, employment, and stable relations with the mothers of their children will increase consistent father involvement over time to ultimately improve outcomes for children.

Fathers and Families Coalition of America 2020 Vision to have at least one affiliate in all fifty (50) states to have an effective advocate to share with policymakers about the issues of the most concern to their communities and nation. We believe that coming together with entities such as CSSP or experts like Dr. Rufus Sylvester Lynch, ACSW, NASW Social Work Pioneer ® Chair of the Strong Families Commission, Incorporation, and our Regional FFCA Affiliate Leads that work with policymakers and communities across the country to improve the lives of the most vulnerable children and families.

Join Fathers and Families Coalition of America as advocates for social justice and improving the outcomes for children and families throughout the United States and internationally.

Call us for more information at 424-225-1323 or connect with one of our Regional FFCA Affiliate Leads or our Chief Executive Officer, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..