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Build Trybe Graduate Finds Confidence to Pursue the Next Big Dream:  To Become a Travel Nurse

Build Trybe Graduate Finds Confidence to Pursue the Next Big Dream: To Become a Travel Nurse

Daisy’s experience with Build Trybe is precisely the type of safe space that Build Trybe instructors try to create for the apprentices – a space that is more than just a shop but a mentorship community that empowers youth with employable skills and provides emotional support as needed.

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Social Work Breaks Barriers: Part Two

Social Work Breaks Barriers: Part Two

In our second edition highlighting standout social workers at Cornerstones of Care, we meet Patricia, David, Ky, and Christina and ask them about their entry into the social work field, how they manage challenging client cases and systemic challenges, and much more.

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Social Work Breaks Barriers: Part One

Social Work Breaks Barriers: Part One

This National Social Work Month, we highlight the stories of several standout social workers at Cornerstones of Care. In these mini-profiles, we meet Kaitlyn, Ikeshia, and Ben, and ask them about their entry into the social work field, how they manage challenging client cases and systemic challenges, and much more.

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Let's Talk About It: SELF-HARM

Let's Talk About It: SELF-HARM

March 1 is Self-Injury Awareness Day, a global awareness event meant to bring attention to the reality of self-harm in hopes of helping those who engage in it. On this important awareness day, let’s choose a different path and talk about self-harm: what is it, how do we recognize it, and what do we do when someone we love engages in it?

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Black History Month: Conversations about Mentorship with Local Community Leaders

Black History Month: Conversations about Mentorship with Local Community Leaders

Born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri, Montel Evans is a dynamic leader and educator and the principal at Thomas Hart Benton Elementary in the Independence School District. Read our FINAL Black History Month conversation now!

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