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Social Media: Everything parents need to know W/ Jennifer Garviria. Todo que los padres deben saber.

Rhode Island Youth Mental Health Webinar Series by Rhode Island Student Assistance Services
S1 · E25
Nov 19, 2021
39:26

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Jennifer Gaviria es de descendensia Colombiana y creció entre Central Falls y Pawtucket, RI. Es su crianza que la motiva a ayudar a su comunidad, en particular, a la comunidad Latinx. Ella se graduó de Providence College y pronto su trabajo en el campo de la equidad educativa comenzó. Después se graduó con su Maestría en Trabajo Social de Washington University en St. Louis. Jennifer ha trabajado los últimos 10 años en organizaciones sin ánimo de lucro. Más recientemente, se ha enfocado en la equidad de la salud y salud mental y el desarrollo de la fuerza laboral en su rol de Consejera y Supervisora a estudiantes de Trabajo Social en Thundermist Health Center. Jennifer es la Cofundadora del Latino Mental Health Network de RI, una iniciativa comunitaria que busca reclutar y retener proveedores de salud mental Latinx y/o multilingües dándoles apoyo y desarrollo profesional. Ella también

Jennifer Gaviria is of Colombian descent and grew up in Central Falls and Pawtucket, RI. It is her upbringing that motivates her to give back to her community, in particular, the Latinx community. She graduated with her Bachelor’s from Providence College and shortly after her work in education equity began. She then obtained her Master’s in Social Work from Washington University In St. Louis. Jennifer has been working in the nonprofit space in RI for the past ten years. Most recently, she has focused on health and mental health equity and workforce development in her role as a Behavioral Health Clinician and Supervisor to Social Work students at Thundermist Health Center. Jennifer is the Co-Founder of The Latino Mental Health Network of RI, a community initiative that seeks to recruit and retain Latinx and multilingual mental health providers by providing support and professional development. She has also served on the board of the National Latino Behavioral Health Association, a national nonprofit that aims to eliminate disparities in mental health care for the Latino community.

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